From the Fence: Gardening with God: One sense at a Time

by Connie Clark-Thompson

Overview

The poverty of our senses both physical and spiritual is in ourselves not our surroundings. No matter where you call home, the heavens by night or day are as beautiful over your home as another. The lifestyle that we become immersed in decay our senses and cheat us of many treasures beyond price. The author takes the reader into the love of nature and God's Word and showing there are always new discoveries on every path. The reader will be immersed in their senses being delighted or sharpened.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781945619182
Publisher:	Little Creek Books
Publication date:	02/13/2017
Pages:	142
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.33(d)

About the Author

My passion and love of gardening and note keeping over the years is the basis of this study. I have learned from others and through trial and error. We must pass along not only those wonderful plants, but also our knowledge for future gardeners and farmers. If you are a gardener, you know that an afternoon could easily slip by in conversation about a rose or new veggie that you have discovered. Take time to share and pass along! Email [e-mail]

Table of Contents

Table of Contents Week One: Sense to Hear Day One: To Hear the Music and Noise Day Two: To Hear the Voice of your Guide Day Three: To Hear the Wind of the Holy Spirit Day Four: To Hear the Wind of Change Day Five: To Hear a Powerful Whisper Week Two: Sense to See Day One: To See Well Day Two: To See It Through Day Three: Eyes of Curiosity and Discovery Day Four: To See Equal Day Five: To See Pollinators of the Light and Dark Week Three: Sense to Touch Day One: Touch of Conflicting Air Masses Day Two: Touch of Inner Pollination Day Three: Touch the Pulse beats of life Day Four: Touch of Water Day Five: Touch of a Shock Week Four: Sense to Smell Day One: Lean In and Linger Day Two: Following, Coming and Gathering Around the fragrance Day Three: Smell of Everlasting Evergreens Day Four: Smell of the Ideal Repellent Day Five: Smell of Remembrance Week Five: Sense to Taste Day One: Taste of Appreciation Day Two: Taste the Word Day Three: Taste of Summer in Winter Day Four: Taste of Fruit in Our Own Orchard Day Five: Taste of Maturity and Patience All Together Now: To See, Hear, Smell, Touch and Taste Tiny Little Miracles We Call a Seed

Editorial Reviews

“What a wonderful book! Beautiful way to grow closer to God by getting closer to nature.” — April Hensley, Author and Gardening Expert

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