This morning I thought about a spiritual ‘place of safety’. A place of prayer and quietness where we can connect with our Creator and know that we are loved. How natural experiences can leave us with such a void inside that there is nowhere to go, but onto our knees to connect with our Lord. I would like to share something very personal that happened today. The term was so strongly pressed on my heart, I was trying to find references of safety in my morning study, and thinking of a poem I wrote a year ago titled the same ‘Place of Safety’. I know that I am believing in a living God when we were invited to sing a hymn this afternoon and right there in the first verse were the exact words ‘place of safety’ mentioned. Where to find a place of safety when hiding from storms so near? This was after I wrote my previous post Self-Sabotage. It was mentioned to me many years ago – we may not like to invite experiences to cross our path, but always be thankful for whatever may bring one to a place of prayer. A place of prayer and safety.
‘Is the master at the helm?
Hear him whisper, peace be still’


Gorgeous image and beautiful lines 🙂
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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I love the old hymn that contains the words “Jesus is a Rock in a weary land, a shelter in the time of storm.”
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Very beautiful words, some of the old hymns have so much meaning x
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Very beautiful image and lovely inspirational thoughts for all of us!!
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Thank you Lynz!
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Really lovely, I have come to the conclusion too that we are at our best and closest to God when we are still; I think this is when he does his best work through us.
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Yes, sometimes those quiet times are really needed! I love your blog btw 🙂
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Thank you! I really love yours too. I have been reading some of your pieces!
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Thank you!! 🙂
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