I love that last line, Celia. “beauty invites me to be still and know God’s right here.”
That’s why being at the seashore or driving through great forests or hiking among rock formations draws us upward, helps us to appreciate God’s immanence. But of course you pointed out we don’t have to travel … the beauty in our homes, yards, and neighborhoods point us to Him. Such sweet comfort!
I love that last line, Celia. “beauty invites me to be still and know God’s right here.”
That’s why being at the seashore or driving through great forests or hiking among rock formations draws us upward, helps us to appreciate God’s immanence. But of course you pointed out we don’t have to travel … the beauty in our homes, yards, and neighborhoods point us to Him. Such sweet comfort!