Healing God, Healing Earth
At every point of my day, plants or their derivatives are working in my life to help me, heal me, and bring me joy.
Tatyana Claytor is primarily a lover of story and truth. As an English teacher, she is surrounded by the stories of the ages, but as a lover of God, she is enveloped in the Story beyond all ages. Her desire is to know the Author of this story as clearly as possible that she might help others see God’s truth in their lives and His plan in their stories. She currently lives in Cocoa, Florida with her three story-loving children and her husband, a minister of Youth and Missions. She has a Master’s degree in Education from Nova Southeastern University and a Master’s degree in Professional Writing from Liberty University. She is also the editor for Growthtrac Ministries, a website dedicated to helping marriages. She is pursuing her PhD in Rhetoric and Composition from University of Central Florida.
At every point of my day, plants or their derivatives are working in my life to help me, heal me, and bring me joy.
Three hours outside and peace returned and my spirit felt settled.
When we grieve, we feel what we have lost, but we don’t have all the information on this side of death.
These generations are seeking love and, therefore, they are the perfect candidates for Jesus’s circle of fellowship.
We should learn the power of speaking hope into ourselves.
Stories have been an escape and an invitation to a new world. They have given and continue to give me a break from my own mind.
Realizing he still had a purpose to serve, he is able to look towards the future, if not with hope, then with determination.
We are meant to live in small communities and family units where we are loved and where we can feel a sense of belonging.
The focus of our hope is not a limited man who is trying to be more, but an unlimited God who has already balanced the scales of justice.
Discernment means investing in that which brings life and hope, even if we won’t see the fruit of it any time soon.
