
A garden, as a reflection of creation’s glory, should be enjoyed at a leisurely pace.
This is our ‘taking time out to smell the roses’ especially when the ‘roses’ are the Trinity! Fellowship with Him requires time; quiet time and quality time.
We can never really get to know our Lord without spending time with Him. Within the gardens of creation, we need to seek out the moss-covered pathways and rest on soft, green-cushioned rocks that are the seats less sat on, as we embark on the traverses of our faith.
Here, we find the time to delve deeper, and deeper still into our relationship.
Here, we begin to become aware of the nuances between the leaves and the blossoms in their tiniest form. When we can hear the whisper of a dew drop as it runs down the stalk, then when are that much closer to hearing Him.
Searching for Him is a journey led by the Holy Spirit, and when we allow it, takes us to places seldom seen. He leads us to a perspective that goes far deeper than the superficial beauty of a garden seen from afar. Through Him, we are introduced to a sense of simplicity, and a stillness of inner peace.
Find your ‘road less travelled’ where you can be undisturbed with the Holy Spirit. Somewhere where the moss beckons and its softness is a pillow of rest from the turmoil. Our Lord is present in the forest of moss spikes, He waits to meet you there.









