We went blueberry picking early this morning. It was my first official “blueberry pick” – which started out around 8 AM on a nearby farm. Keith and I picked until our hearts content. It was super warm and continued heating up the two hours we were out there. It was such a peaceful and fresh morning. There was such an abundant harvest of these berries that our 20 pounds of picking did not even make a dent in those berry bushes. We could probably go back every morning for the next two week and still have more left.
God really revealed himself to us this early morning. Keith kept having revelations about finances and the principles of sowing and reaping. I kept thinking about the God of the harvest – the Lord of the Breakthrough. As I reached my hand up to the vine to grap a bunch, one or two would often slip to the ground before I could get my hand back to the bucket. I kept hearing him whisper, “I am willing that none should perish.” I kept thinking about the parallels of harvesting souls, capturing them before they fall to the ground. Also when I came home they had to be washed, weeded of bugs and plucked of the stems that held them to the vine. Then laid out to dry, and stored…quite the process. But just like Christians, there are several processes we must go through post salvation – or lest we may fall. Thank you Jesus for keeping me always in the palm of your hand and teaching me something new and beautiful today on the blueberry farm.


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