Thought of the Day 06/10/2016: Do you have a green thumb? - By Eric Célérier

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"It changes the desert into pools, the dry land springs of water, and he established the hungry. They founded a city to live, they sow fields, and plant vineyards, and reap the benefits . He blessed them, they become very many. " Psalms 107.35-38

Do you believe that God has a green thumb?

Personally, I think it is the best gardeners!

God is a God of miracles ... With him, the desert becomes a pond and the dry land fills with water sources.

This reminds me of a true story that will encourage us all.

In Israel, near Ein Gedi, is a place out of the ordinary, where I love to go. It was 50 years ago, it was a barren desert. A man had the vision to plant trees and create an irrigation system drip (which is now used all over the world). Today, if you visit this place, you will discover an extraordinary botanical garden. It is impossible to imagine that this place was deserted in the past.

If man is able to do this, then how much more our Almighty God!

These verses of Psalm 107 tell us who our God is a God of miracles.

It can do absolutely everything.

With him, the desert becomes a pond and the dry land fills with water sources. By the action of the Holy Spirit, but also by any other channel that he likes to use God sprinkles and transforms your life, for you to become a beautiful garden!

My prayer for you is that you be blessed (e) and, you, will be blessed.

A commitment for today.

Lord, you are the God of miracles.

Today, I pledge to leave you free to act in me. You are the divine gardener, I give you access to all my life, all my dreams and all my wounds to you to accomplish your miracles in me and through me. Eric Célérier