April 7, 2026

We were out back last night – the kids playing whiffle ball in the yard with Pops. Levi said, “Mom, did you see the sky?”, knowing how the sunset makes my heart soar.
I turned.
And, there it was … a painted, peaceful, Oklahoma sky … soft streaks of coral and gold and gentle glow spilling across the evening. The kind of beauty that hushes all the hurry and stills the soul.
Out here, where the land stretches so long we can see Signal Hill and Mtn Scott the noise falls away, you start to notice … God moves in rhythms, not rush.
Light fades.
Shadows settle.
And, always – He stays.
There are seasons that feel sparse. Dry stretches where hope for rain or change hangs quiet and thin. Seasons of life … but even then … something sacred is stirring beneath the surface.
Slow growth.
Silent strengthening.
Steady shaping.
Because, have you noticed … has it happened to you … that what looks like lack is often holy?
“Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10
And, maybe the evening sky wasn’t just something to see …
but something to remind.
He paints beauty over our busiest days.
He pours peace into our worn and weary places.
And, He invites us to look up, and be filled.
Holy.
Holy.
Holy.
Mmm.
In His Love and Light,
Angie

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