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The Tree of Light

When spring comes after a long Wisconsin winter a person is itching to get outside, get…

by Josie Siler August 19, 2016

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I’m reading this book by @drjohnstumbo and came

I’m reading this book by @drjohnstumbo and came across a beautiful quote I had to share. If you’re experiencing hard things right now, know that God still loves you. The hard doesn’t mean He has abandoned you, rather it’s an opportunity to crawl up on your heavenly Daddy’s lap and rest in His deep, abiding love for you.

P.S. (If you love Church history, love the Church, or have been hurt by the church, I encourage you to read “A Stained Beauty.” It’s a powerful yet encouraging read filled with lessons from the past and hope for the future.)

Happy World Book Day from Howie and all his bookis

Happy World Book Day from Howie and all his bookish friends! Do you spy any favorites on my shelf?

#worldbookday

“With your finger you opened up springs and cree

“With your finger you opened up springs and creeks, and dried up the wild floodwaters. You own the day, you own the night; you put stars and sun in place. You laid out the four corners of earth, shaped the seasons of summer and winter.” ~Psalm 74:15-17, The Message

Happy #EarthDay!

Every spring I keep my eyes peeled for these littl

Every spring I keep my eyes peeled for these little beauties to pop up. They’re some of the first things that break forth from the clutches of Wisconsin winter. They grow in places that are often overlooked or unexpected, places like ditches and driveways. This little family of flowers makes an appearance each year at the corner of our driveway and house.

In a world of cement and stone, new live blooms in vibrant glory. It reminds me that anything is possible. Life will always find a way. Even in the ugliest places, life can be abundant and beautiful. Jesus makes this possible. He breathes life and hope into impossible situations, weary souls, and broken hearts. He can help us break through, grow, bloom, and bring life and color to our little corners of the world. He’s so good!

Where is the strangest place you’ve seen flowers or trees growing?

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Flower Friday is back! These first blooms are foun

Flower Friday is back! These first blooms are found on our magnolia tree. What’s blooming in your yard?

#flowerfriday #wisconsinwomenphotographers

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