Morning quiets are different — the kind that stills the heart before the day begins.
Before the chores, the noise, or the work, prayer steadies what’s ahead.
When you give God your morning, He gives you peace that lasts all day
Before the Workday Begins Read Post »
In every quiet season, God is doing unseen work. Like Hannah’s long wait, the plowed field may look still, but roots are forming beneath the surface. Trust the process — miracles grow where eyes can’t see.
🌾 The Quiet Field Before the Bloom Read Post »
Out here, storms test everything — roofs, fences, and faith. The barns that last aren’t the prettiest; they’re the ones built on firm ground. Faith works the same way — built slow, anchored deep, standing steady when the storms come. 🌾
The Barn That Still Stands Read Post »
Barns remind us of life’s lessons — light and shadow, quiet and strength. A Rural Life devotional pointing us toward gratitude in fall, hope in Thanksgiving, and the stable where Christ was born at Christmas.
🌾 Barn Reflections: Lessons Learned From the Pastoral Life Read Post »
Out here, words carry far—and so do ours. Proverbs 18:21 reminds us that death and life are in the power of the tongue. This devotional explores why our words matter, how they plant seeds of hope or harm, and what it looks like to speak life into ordinary moments.
Speak Life: The Power of Words in Quiet Places Read Post »
Even when our fields feel bare, God is still working beneath the surface. The in-between seasons are not the end — they’re the preparation.
🚜When the Fields Feel Empty Read Post »
In a season when the world slows down and nature quiets, God reminds us: not even a sparrow falls without His notice. Fall shows us just how closely He watches and cares.
🍁Not Even a Sparrow Read Post »
God’s work in your life may feel slow — like a leaf changing color. But it’s deliberate, beautiful, and right on time. Let the season shift.
🚜Changing of the Season Read Post »
Faith moves like the wind — quietly, gradually, and often before you see a single leaf fall. Learn to trust the Spirit’s stirrings, even before the change arrives.
🚜The Winds of Change Read Post »
