#firdayfootprints – Friday 17th July 2020

When God looks through His window onto the waters of our baptism, He sees water where there is scarcely a ripple. He sees a mirror waiting to reflect Himself!

He has been trying to convince us of a fundamental truth – Where we see storms, He sees tranquillity. Where we see discord, anger and resentment, He sees peace, love, understanding and forgiveness.

Where we see empty churches, He sees an opportunity to fill the hearts of worshipers far beyond the building’s walls. Where we see dissent, He sees followers who will follow anybody, people who are leaders that have yet to learn to lead.

The waters of our baptism that we see as a turbulent whirlpool can only be calmed when we realise that our ego is the lens that we are looking through. Seen through God’s eyes, and lived through Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, and experienced through the presence of the Holy Spirit, together the Trinity give a completely different view of the waters of our baptism.

A whisper in the wilderness is too soft to disturb the surface of the water, so be prepared to be the mirror He expects us to be!

#fridayfootprints – Friday 8th February 2019

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Water is the lifeblood of the garden, just as water, through baptism, is the lifeblood of the gardener. In us, just as in the garden, water is also a cleansing, washing off the dirt and the grime. When a plant’s leaves are washed clean by the rain, it’s pores are able to breath again, to photosynthesize (process light) just as our own baptism washes us clean that we may process the everlasting light that comes with salvation through the Grace of the Master Gardener.

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