Come to the Garden

God designed our souls to crave a Garden experience with Him on a daily basis. The problem is tha...

An episode of the Glimmers in the Fog Podcast podcast, hosted by Kim Stiver, titled "Come to the Garden" was published on January 16, 2019 and runs 9 minutes.

January 16, 2019 ·9m · Glimmers in the Fog Podcast

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God designed our souls to crave a Garden experience with Him on a daily basis. The problem is that most of us have either forgotten how to get to the Garden, are afraid of allowing ourselves to go there, or simply don’t make it a priority. We have yet to realize that only in the Garden with Jesus can we experience the wonder of being simultaneously on the mountaintop while walking through the valleys of life.

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God designed our souls to crave a Garden experience with Him on a daily basis. The problem is that most of us have either forgotten how to get to the Garden, are afraid of allowing ourselves to go there, or simply don’t make it a priority. We have yet to realize that only in the Garden with Jesus can we experience the wonder of being simultaneously on the mountaintop while walking through the valleys of life.

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