Food That Comforts Body and Soul
From a Mother's Heart
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Daughter stop striving, the rustling of your thoughts are like a great mound of leaves blown about by the wind. Why does your load seem so heavy? Daughter do you not know that you are like a precious flower to me? I would not send such a rain or make fall so heavy a dew that you could not dance in the midst of it. Laugh, spin in the wind, dance in the sun, my work here is not yet done.
( Matthew 6:27) Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to his stature?
God the Father is concerned about everything that concerens you .He makes it a matter of importance to attend to your concerns. You may be going through things in your life that seem to be hopeless, Yet, if you say that God is your provider then you have to trust all things to Him. His timing is not your timing. He is an on time God.Don't spend precious time worrying about tommorrow, live in today. While you are focused on the things of tommorrow, you are missing the blessings of today. Just like worry leaves wrinkles on your face, it also leaves wrinkles in your relationship with the Father.Seek the will of the Father, He knows all that you need. Don't make things so difficult. Relax, your daddy's got your back.
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About the Book
The devotions in this book are from the heart of a mother learning to live in the joy of the Lord in spite of her circumstances. Quiet time with the Father and creating comfort food in her kitchen have brought harmony to her life, while blessing others in the process. Time spent within the pages of this book can feed your soul as well as your body. Open the book, take a look; you’re the cook! Bon appetit!
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About the Author
Sheila Bertram-Byrd is an ordained minister who resides in Greenbrier, Tennessee, with her husband, David, who is also a minister. She has a daughter and two grandchildren, two stepchildren, and two step-grandchildren. She clarifies by stating, “Truly there are no steps in this family. They all belong to me, and God has richly blessed me.”
Sheila is passionate about the Word of God and spends much of her time leading Bible studies and speaking at women’s seminars and conferences. With a servant’s heart, she also enjoys cooking for family and friends. Her table is a feast for the senses. Whether you are eating one of her delectable dishes or gathered around her table for a Bible study, you are sure to leave full.