The last few days have been gloomy indeed on this wonderful farm I call home. An overcast sky, frequent rain and cold temps echo the heaviness of my heart as my dad lays dying in Houston. I spent 4 days Continue reading
The last few days have been gloomy indeed on this wonderful farm I call home. An overcast sky, frequent rain and cold temps echo the heaviness of my heart as my dad lays dying in Houston. I spent 4 days Continue reading
An evening walk the day after Christmas to check on our pregnant Ophelia netted a big surprise! While we were eating dinner she birthed 11 little piglets!
Although obviously pregnant we had not realized how imminent the delivery so it was a lovely surprise! As I watched mom and her babies God began Continue reading
Several years ago, during a period of transition, I sought the Lord regarding His purpose Continue reading
A beautiful sunny morning with a chill in the air as I make my rounds through the barnyard mucking out various stalls. It’s a glorious Sunday and while many would be at church, Continue reading
We live in uncertain times. There are 2 ways we can look at situations unfolding before us today – with Continue reading
In a pondering moment recently I was contemplating some scripture out of Ezekiel the Lord had brought to my attention. To give you a bit of history, Ezekiel was a prophet who had been taken in exile to Babylon while Continue reading
Greetings from Glen Haven! Since I’ve been lax in posting over the summer I would like to bring you current on the latest events. We’ve grown tremendously, making lots of progress (hence the lack of posts) and we’re pleased with the results. Back in May we experienced Continue reading
I have a confession to make.
I failed. And I failed big.
It might even be classified as a miserable failure, but doesn’t that become an oxymoron – wouldn’t a miserable failure actually be a success? Because I didn’t succeed except at failing.
I failed to catch Continue reading
I have a special guest writer today – my great grandmother, Anna Reinhart. Anna was a Bible teacher who traveled through the south until she was killed in a car accident in 1939. Although I never met her in person, her legacy lives on in me.
I am fortunate to have Anna’s Bible
and a very few of her teachings typed out on fragile paper. But the real blessing is that Anna lives on in me. As I share her teaching with you I pray it honors her and testifies to the ongoing, unchanging love of the Father for His people.
TURN THOU ME
ALWAYS, we see Israel “Looking at things from the “NATURAL Viewpoint”, but God has given them “HIS VIEWPOINT”.
But Israel looked at VISIBLE RESOURCES and at their own “SEEMING LACK” of Resources – so they always made alliances with the Gentile Nations – when God had CALLED them to be a SEPARATED PEOPLE DEPENDENT upon Him for EVERYTHING. Continue reading
Whew! Why am I so tired? Well, as the joke goes, I’ve just had a March of 31 days! These old bones can feel it! My last blog ended with a promise about our new additions at the farm and even though it’s taken awhile to get back with you, here we are.
I had no idea we would be growing so fast. When God spoke to me Continue reading