Spiritual Refreshment

Spiritual refreshment. Does that sound appealing? Let's face it, life becomes dry at times, yet living water is ever available in God's presence and through the Word. When we become hungry or weak from lack of nourishment, God promises food which satisfies, spiritual refreshment for the soul.

This page serves as a gateway for the spiritual refreshment articles on this site. Most are written as meditations on Scripture. You'll gain the most from these by reading them alongside an open Bible. You may prefer to print them so that you can ponder them away from the computer as you pull away to meet with God.

As you seek refreshment, I encourage you to grasp hold of this promise:

"Anyone who drinks the water I give will never thirst--not ever. The water I give will be an artesian spring within, gushing fountains of endless life." John 4:14 (The Message)

Master Artist, Magnificent Creator Meditations on Isaiah 40 and 43 focusing on his creative and redemptive work. Shimmering Artistry The Incomparable God The Work of His Hands

Conversations at a Well In Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan woman, redeeming grace is front and centre as Jesus affirms her identity and reveals his own. Graced Poured Out Worship in Spirit Worship in Truth

Gospel Contemplations Toward Jerusalem 48 days with Jesus, written for Lent, but lovely anytime of year Hem of His Garment Jesus, Jairus & a woman in need Bartimaeus An imaginative devotional Bread from Heaven It was a tough crowd the day after Jesus fed the 5000 (John 6). Today's gift God speaks when I read for today Sleep Thoughts on Psalm 127

Poetry and Prayers Prayers to the Living Word artful devotional responses to John's gospel Camas Lilies by Lynn Ungar Trust in the slow work of God by Pierre Chardin Prayer of Waiting by Pamela Hawkins There is something... by Ted Loder Still by Rainer Maria Rilke Because He is Risen by Gerard Kelly Broken Vases Prayer of Devotion by Ken Gire Prayer of Unknowing by Thomas Merton To Will One Thing by Søren Kierkegaard Elizabeth's Poetry

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