The Seeds of Creation

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By Davalynn Spencer @davalynnspencer

It’s so easy to take certain things for granted when we’ve never known anything else. Like creation.

Everything God started “in the beginning” continues today.

The seed from the first tree and flower has reproduced kind after its kind over the millennia.

The light that radiated into the darkness continues to hold back that darkness.

And the breath that first passed from God to man finds its way to the lungs of each newborn child.

As eternal as God’s handiwork, so too are the seeds of His word. Perhaps as children we first heard of Jesus, yet years later, that truth can stir in our heart, springing up with hope, direction, and comfort.

The light of creation still shines.

The seeds of creation still grow.

The breath of God still breathes.

The blood of Jesus still cleanses.

I take great comfort in knowing that God is not changeable, that what He began goes on.

All things continue
just as they were from
the beginning of creation.
2 Peter 3:4

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A Change of Scenery by author Davalynn SpencerSince boyhood, he’d had a need to see the sun break over the hills, watch it bleed fire across the mountains and leak down into the valleys and parks. But this morning, a flame curled in his chest, flickering stronger as dawn chased the shadows. He rubbed a spot beneath his vest, a familiar burn, the longing he thought he’d broke with for good. ~A Change of Scenery

 

 

 

 

 

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2 thoughts on “The Seeds of Creation

  1. Carlyn Bailey

    We all need to be reminded of God’s Almighty power. It is so easy to take for granted His love for us even since time began.

     
     
    1. davalynn

      So true, Carlyn.

       
       

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