I do not know all things; but the Lord knoweth all things which are to come.” What truth and wisdom there is in that principle. For many of us, the future can feel scary and uncertain. With everything we hear in the news and on social media, it is easy to live with constant worry about what could happen. Often, we catastrophize situations before they even happen.

As we wait, we begin to see the beauty of spring unfolding in our own lives, as God gently tends to us in His garden. When we trust the greatest Gardener, we discover beauty and growth we never knew we were capable of

His gifts often come as the means rather than the finished provision, inviting us to receive, trust, and act in faith.