Intentional rest includes physical rest, soul rest (mental and emotional), and spiritual rest. Physical Rest Physical rest can include us slowing down for a few moments in our day, sleeping or a total change in scenery allowing a getaway from our regular responsibilities. Slow Down
Intentional gardening is spending time with the Master Gardener which is a priceless investment in our relationship. The Original Garden In the beginning, God planted a garden and placed man in it: “The Lord God planted a garden toward the east, in Eden; and there
Intentional Audience of One My core intentional desire is to write for an Audience of One. “Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance. It
Intentional Growth Intentional growth is my desire to develop well-rounded in my spirit, soul and body. Intentional progress comes through cultivating my heart to delight in the Lord, worship Him and to pray. My two Scriptures for 2022 are: Matthew 7:7-8 NASB Ask, and it
You Have Your One Word. Now What? Once you have your word, it is helpful to begin with the word’s definition. I prefer Webster’s 1828 dictionary. Here is what I found for intentional – intended; designed; done with purpose. Because intentional was defined as intended,
One Word Choosing one word for the year brings focus and clarity. No goals. No wish lists. No New Year’s resolutions. Just one word. A single word acts as a guide or focal point for the year, helping us intentionally seek God, and grow in
One Word versus New Year’s Resolutions Instead of New Year’s resolutions, many people choose One Word for the year. Our One Word doesn’t have to complex or amazing, it just has to be relevant to the current season of our life. One Word serves as
