Lured by a charming prospector and the promise of treasure, three women embark on separate journeys in a forbidden field.

Lured by a charming prospector and the promise of treasure, three women embark on separate journeys in a forbidden field.

Lured by a charming prospector and the promise of treasure, three women embark on separate journeys in a forbidden field.

Going through handful of Psalms that give us a glimpse of Selah’s range and movement, and  shepherding our hearts into that space of rest, reflection, and replenishing - in preparation to respond.

Selah concordance: https://biblehub.com/hebrew/strongs_5542.htm

My email: lydia[dot]evelyn[dot]thomas[at]gmail[dot]com

Unless otherwise noted, all Bible passages are quoted from the NASB.

Sharing about how the Holy Spirit draws me in, unfolds Scripture to me, and connects the spiritual and physical for me.

If you'd like to chat about the Holy Spirit, please reach out to lydia[dot]evelyn[dot]thomas[at]gmail[dot]com.

Restoration and the Presence of God: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1rhUxj6DABhyvwplJ40ZFb?si=a1wAhsi9THKaiuk3l5frGQ

Unless otherwise noted, all Bible passages are quoted from the NASB.

Here’s the thing: God does not dress down. God clothes. God knows our origin, God knows our current condition, and still…God does not dress down. God clothes. And God clothes extravagantly. God does not dress down. Sin dresses down. God clothes.

The story around Zechariah 4:10a: "Who dares despise the day of small things?" (Unless otherwise noted, all Bible passages are quoted from the NASB.)

Going from asking, "What is wrong?" and, "What is needed?" to, "Who's in front of me?" and, "What do I have?"

Revisiting what matters in a transient life according to Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes, because we only got to glance over it last time, and I missed something really important.

Small, But Wise: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FeoGee9-ZQj5WEjiRo47Yys4YBoQDMcZ/view?usp=drivesdk

(Unless otherwise noted, all Bible passages are quoted from the NASB.)

Transience is a reality for everyone, but it's something we resist. How God is teaching me to walk in it.