Walking with God

Usually a day or two before an event, our agency briefs us about what is expected of us and our uniforms. For this particular event, I was only asked about it the day before. I presumed someone had dropped out at the last minute and I was available to cover.  The night before the event, our supervisor texted us a 23 page brief from the client. I was feeling overwhelmed after reading the first three pages. I asked God to help me understand the information. Our supervisor soon texted us a six page document with the main points from the client's brief. Although our supervisor's version was a lot simpler, it was still a lot of information to take in. I had a feeling I wouldn't even need all that information anyway as I was only doing break cover for one day. I decided to go to bed.  The next morning, I prayed for God to make my day at the event easy, fun and wonderful. At the event, everything made sense.  Visitors could download the company's app anyway, which had all the ...

When I told my boss I was going to central London after work to take photos of these beautiful trees, he said, "That's very lovely." At first, I thought he was being polite. Then he said, "Are you a member of the Woodland Trust?" "Actually, I am," I said. "Me too," he said. ""I love trees. I am a tree hugger." "Me too, I think trees are wonderful." We then chatted for a few minutes about our mutual love of trees and our favourite parks. He also told me he has a huge elm in his back garden which is protected.  He then let me leave work an hour early to pursue my love interests. 😊❤️ These photos are of Berkeley Square in central London. Apparently they are called Plane trees and have been there since the 18th century.

On this day in 2019, I explored Hampstead Heath and took some photos. One thing I love about woods and forests is how timeless and changeless they are. In a thousand year's time, this Heath will still look the same.  I believe the Heath represents God's eternal attributes. God is changeless and timeless.❤️ ----- Relevant Bible verses: “For I am the Lord, I do not change;" Malachi 3:6 "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Hebrews 13: 8

I bought this card from the museum shop I was working at. The volunteer I was working with actually painted the poppies on the card and the proceeds goes to the Hospital. He and his colleagues were recently featured on the front page of The Times. (See attached photo. He is right in front wearing shades). Thank you, God, for giving me the opportunity to meet and work with Army veterans. ❤️ Link of museum:  Interactive Exhibition | Royal Hospital Chelsea https://share.google/y2rpSdhS11guQ1kzY

It is written in the Bible (Luke 10: 38-42) that Jesus went to visit Martha and Mary. Martha welcomed Jesus into her house. We are told while Martha was busy serving, Mary sat at Jesus's feet to listen to His teachings. 7 I can imagine Martha was busy preparing food and snacks for Jesus and His disciples.  Martha got resentful about her sister not helping her and said to Jesus:  “Lord, do You not care that my sister has left me to serve alone? Therefore tell her to help me.” Luke 10: 40 Jesus answered:  “Martha, Martha, you are worried and troubled about many things.  But one thing is needed, and Mary has chosen that good part, which will not be taken away from her.” Luke 10: 41-42 In this story, Martha represents service and Mary our relationship with God. Jesus is pointing out that the one thing needed from us is being in His presence and feeding from Him.   I find there is a Martha spirit in the church. As soon as you join a church, you are encouraged to...

"And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose." Romans 8: 28 ----- I planned to attend the "God Loves You London Tour" with the American evangelist, Franklin Graham. It was meant to start at 6pm. I was hoping to get there around 6pm. My boss even let me leave work early which gave me enough time to arrive on time. It was then the obstacles started. First, all the tube lines I could have travelled on had severe delays. I decided to catch the bus into central London and then catch a train to the venue.  Second obstacle - the bus I needed to get to the train station terminated early. Apparently, it was because of some demonstration in town. I tried another route. While I was waiting at the bus stop, I shared the bus timetable with another passenger. We ended up travelling on the bus together and had a nice chat. Before I got off, I asked her name. It turned out she and I had the same name...