DEAR GOD: Simple Grains Of Food Laced With Love~

Posted on June 23, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“You must present all grain offerings to the Lord. Make these offerings from the finest flour, and pour olive oil on them; sprinkle them with incense.” — Leviticus 2:1

Morning Reflection: This morning, as I stir a pot of warm buckwheat and drizzle it with golden honey and a pat of butter, I’m reminded that even the simplest grains are sacred when offered with love. The Bible speaks of grain offerings not just as food, but as fragrant gifts—symbols of devotion, gratitude, and covenant. And I think: how beautiful that God receives even the humblest things when they’re given from the heart.

I begin my day with Scripture and coffee not out of routine, but reverence. The Word steadies me. It reminds me that I am not alone in the labor of love, in caregiving, in the quiet sacrifices that no one sees but God. Just as the Israelites brought their finest flour, I bring my finest moments—my attention, my praise, my willingness to serve.

Throughout the Day: From sunrise to sunset, I want my life to be a living offering. Whether I’m preparing a meal, comforting a friend, or simply pausing to breathe, I want to season each moment with praise. Not because life is always easy, but because God is always present. His provision is not just in the food on my table, but in the strength to rise, the grace to forgive, and the peace that surpasses understanding.

Evening Reflection: As the day winds down, I return to the Word like a child curling up in a parent’s arms. I reflect on the small victories, the quiet mercies, the unexpected joys. I give thanks for the grains of His goodness scattered throughout my day—each one a reminder that I am held, nourished, and deeply loved.

Supporting Scriptures:

“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” — Psalm 24:1
“Taste and see that the Lord is good.” — Psalm 34:8
“Give us today the food we need.” — Matthew 6:11
“Let your roots grow down into Him, and let your lives be built on Him.” — Colossians 2:7
“Let everything you do be done in love.” — 1 Corinthians 16:14
“Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

Prayer: LORD, thank You for the grains that nourish my body and the Word that feeds my soul. Thank You for the quiet strength You give me to love, to serve, to keep going. May my day begin and end with You, and may every moment in between be seasoned with praise. Let my life be a fragrant offering, a reflection of Your goodness and grace. In Jesus name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: I’m Overjoyed That I’m The Apple Of Your Eye~

Posted on June 18, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“Keep me as the apple of Your eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings.” — Psalm 17:8

The phrase “apple of Your eye” is a deeply personal and affectionate metaphor. In ancient Hebrew, it refers to the pupil, the most sensitive and protected part of the eye. To be the apple of God’s eye means to be cherished, guarded, and intimately known by Him.

David, the psalmist, pleads for God’s protection, recognizing that God’s love is not distant but deeply personal. This verse reassures us that we are precious to Him, watched over with unwavering care.

How This Is True

God’s Covenant Love – Throughout scripture, God repeatedly calls His people chosen, beloved, and protected. In Zechariah 2:8, He warns that anyone who harms His people is touching the apple of His eye—a direct statement of His fierce protection.
Christ’s Sacrifice – Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection prove that God values us beyond measure. He did not withhold His Son but gave Him up for our redemption, demonstrating that we are worth everything to Him.
Divine Guidance – Like a parent shielding a child, God guides, corrects, and nurtures us. His Spirit dwells within us, ensuring that we are never abandoned.

How We Can Be More Favorable in His Eyes

Seek Him Daily – A heart that longs for God is a heart He delights in. Spending time in prayer, scripture, and worship deepens our relationship with Him.
Live in Obedience – Jesus said, “If you love me, keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Walking in righteousness, humility, and love aligns us with His will.
Trust His Protection – Instead of fearing the world, we should rest in His promises, knowing that He shields those who trust in Him.
Reflect His Love – We are called to love others as He loves us. Extending grace, kindness, and forgiveness makes us true reflections of His heart.

Prayer

“Father, Thank You for calling us the apple of Your eye—for cherishing us beyond measure. Help us to walk in Your love, to seek You with all our hearts, and to trust in Your unfailing protection. May we reflect Your goodness in our words and actions, living as true children of Your kingdom. Keep us close, shield us from harm, and guide us in Your perfect will. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: We Sing Praises Unto You My LORD~

Posted on June 17, 2025 by C D SWANSON

Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before him. A father of the fatherless, and a judge of the widows, is God in his holy habitation.” -Psalm 68:4-5

The Glory of God and His Grace

The psalmist’s words echo with grandeur, portraying God as sovereign, majestic, and deeply compassionate. He is the One who rides upon the heavens—higher than the earth, unbound by limitations, and enthroned in power. Yet, within His majesty is an undeniable tenderness: He is the Father to the fatherless and the defender of the widows. This juxtaposition of might and mercy reveals the heart of God, one that is both omnipotent and intimate.

From the beginning of scripture, God’s character is revealed through His acts of provision, justice, and care. He led the Israelites through the wilderness, shielding them with a cloud by day and fire by night (Exodus 13:21). He sustained Elijah through drought, sending ravens to feed him (1 Kings 17:6). He answered Hannah’s sorrow, granting her a son when her womb had been closed (1 Samuel 1:20). In every instance, God was not distant; He was profoundly present, intervening with grace, justice, and restoration.

God’s Power and Compassion

To extol God is to acknowledge both His supremacy and His goodness. He is the King who governs the heavens, yet He bends down to hear the cry of the lowly. Psalm 68 is a song of triumph—a declaration that God is victorious over His enemies, yet compassionate toward His children.

This tension between divine power and loving grace is at the core of the Christian faith. The same God who spoke the world into existence also stooped to wash the feet of His disciples (John 13:5). Jesus, fully God yet fully man, demonstrated this principle in His ministry, constantly drawing near to those whom society had forsaken—the sick, the sinners, the forgotten.

The moral weight of this truth is profound: If God is the defender of the oppressed, then His followers must also reflect His heart. To worship Him is not only to sing praises but to live in a way that upholds His justice and mercy. James 1:27 reminds us that pure religion is found in caring for widows and orphans, just as Psalm 68 affirms God’s concern for them.

A Call to Worship and Trust

When we sing praises to God, we are declaring our faith in His unfailing power and grace. Worship is not just an act of reverence but of surrender, trusting that He reigns over our circumstances. Whether in seasons of joy or trial, our praise reminds us that He is both enthroned in majesty and near to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18).

There is no burden too great, no sorrow too deep, that escapes His notice. He is the defender of the defenseless, the provider for the needy, the fortress for those who seek refuge. To know Him is to rest in the assurance that His reign is one of righteousness and mercy.

A Prayer for Divine Presence

Heavenly Father, we lift our voices in praise to Your holy name. You are enthroned above the heavens, yet You dwell among us with tenderness and grace. You are the defender of the fatherless, the protector of the widows, and the refuge for all who seek You.

Teach us to worship You not only with our voices but with our lives. May we reflect Your justice and mercy, standing for those in need and extending compassion as You have shown us. Strengthen our hearts with faith, that in all circumstances we may rejoice in Your unfailing goodness.

May our lives be an offering of praise, glorifying You in all that we do. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

DEAR GOD: Thank You Father For Offering Me Mercy and Love~

Posted on June 16, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“Like as a father pitieth his children, so the LORD pitieth them that fear him.” -Psalm 103:13

Psalm 103:13 paints a tender picture of God’s heart toward His people. It tells us that just as a loving father has deep compassion for his children, God has immense mercy for those who fear Him—those who honor, trust, and lean into His Presence with reverence.

This verse speaks to the softness of God’s love, the kind that doesn’t simply discipline or correct but also embraces, comforts, and understands. His mercy is not distant or clinical; it is intimate, like the compassion of a father who knows the struggles, weaknesses, and burdens of his child. He doesn’t scorn our limitations—He draws near in kindness.

Think about a child who trips while learning to walk. A loving father does not reprimand them for falling—he reaches down, lifts them up, and encourages them to keep trying. He does not love his child less because they are fragile; rather, their vulnerability stirs his deepest affection. This is how God sees us in our weaknesses, in our fears, in our moments of uncertainty. He knows that we are but dust (Psalm 103:14), and yet He cherishes us, holds us, and pours His mercies over us anew each day.

This theme of God’s fatherly compassion is woven throughout scripture. Deuteronomy 1:31 reminds us that God carries His people as a father carries his son, never leaving them alone in their journey. Isaiah 49:15 tells us that even if a mother could forget her child, God will never forget us—His love is unshakable. And in Luke 15:20, Jesus describes the father in the story of the prodigal son running to embrace his wayward child, restoring him with grace instead of judgment.

Meditate on this truth: God’s pity is not merely passive sympathy—it is active love. He does not merely feel sorry for our struggles; He enters into them. He lifts the weary, renews the brokenhearted, and upholds the fearful with His mighty hand. If you’ve ever felt unworthy of God’s affection, remember this verse. You are not merely tolerated by God—you are tenderly cherished.

Let this reflection settle in your heart: There is never a day when God looks at you with indifference. Never a moment when His compassion wavers. Just as a loving father delights in his children, so the LORD delights in you.

“LORD- we come before You, resting in the promise of Your mercy. You see us completely—our strengths, our struggles, our moments of fear—and yet Your love for us does not waver. We thank You for the way You carry us, for the compassion You pour into every season of our lives. Draw our hearts closer to You. Teach us to walk in trust, knowing that Your arms are always open, always welcoming, always full of grace.

Bless every reader today with the assurance of Your unfailing love. May they feel Your nearness in their moments of doubt, Your comfort in their hardships, and Your joy in their victories. Shower them with peace that surpasses understanding, and let them walk in confidence, knowing that they are wholly and forever loved by You.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

May you walk today knowing that you are held by the arms of a Father who cherishes you beyond measure. His mercy is not earned—it is simply given, because love is His nature.

Be Blessed~

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DEAR GOD: I Love Being Rooted in Your Presence~

Posted on June 15, 2025 by C D SWANSON

Psalm 92:13 (NKJV)

Those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God.

Rooted in His Presence, Flourishing in His Love

There is something deeply reassuring about the imagery in this verse. To be planted in the house of the Lord is not just about attending church or reading scripture—it is about being firmly rooted in His presence, allowing His truth to nourish us, and growing in the richness of His love.

A tree that is planted in good soil does not struggle to survive. It does not fear the changing seasons or the storms that come. It stands firm, drawing strength from its roots, flourishing because it is connected to the source of life. This is the promise for those who dwell in the presence of God.

When we make our home in Him—when we seek Him daily, trust Him fully, and surrender our hearts—our lives begin to reflect His goodness. We flourish not because life is easy, but because His grace sustains us. We bear fruit in seasons of joy and in seasons of trial, knowing that He is our foundation.

To flourish in His courts means to live in the fullness of His love, to walk in His peace, and to reflect His light to the world. It means that no matter what comes our way, we are secure in Him.

It becomes as natural as our breath, when we commune with Him daily. When we seek Him eagerly, and honor Him in all we do. It becomes seemingly profound when we realize He is behind all we do, say, and are!

Reach out to Him and love Him – because I can say this – HE LOVES YOU!

Prayer “LORD, plant me deeply in Your Presence. Let my roots grow strong in Your truth, and may my life flourish in Your love. Help me to trust You in every season, knowing that You sustain me. May I reflect Your goodness and bear fruit that glorifies You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

Reflective Question What does it mean for you to be planted in God’s Presence, and how can you deepen your connection with Him today?

DEAR GOD: We Are Standing Firm in a Crumbling World~

Posted on June 12, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“But you, O man of God, flee these things and pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, gentleness.” —
1 Timothy 6:11 NKJV

Standing Firm in a Crumbling World

In an era of moral erosion, where truth is twisted and virtue dismissed, perseverance in Christ is no passive act. It is a deliberate stand against currents designed to sweep souls into complacency, deceit, and indulgence. It is endurance when the world mocks faith, when temptation whispers convenience, and when isolation feels like the price of unwavering conviction.

Christ never promised ease but instead warned that righteousness would invite resistance. “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world” (John 16:33 NKJV). This victory does not spare the believer from trial; rather, it fortifies them within it. To persevere in Christ is to reject spiritual stagnation and embrace refinement, walking forward even as opposition intensifies.

Resisting the Spiritual Decay

Moral compromise thrives when conviction weakens. Culture blurs the boundaries of truth, and in doing so, reshapes morality into whatever is socially convenient. Patience is replaced with instant gratification, humility with self-idolatry, and holiness with shallow indulgence. Yet, Paul’s charge to Timothy was not merely to abstain from corruption but to actively pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, and gentleness (1 Timothy 6:11). The call is not just about rejecting darkness but intentionally stepping into light.

What does perseverance look like today?

It looks like a young believer choosing truth over applause, even when ridicule follows.

It looks like a parent safeguarding the spiritual foundation of their home despite cultural pressures.

It looks like a worker refusing deception for career gain, knowing integrity is worth more than approval. True endurance is not avoiding hardship but pressing into faith when it costs something.

Reflective Questions

What worldly influences subtly threaten your perseverance in Christ?
In moments of trial, do you lean into God’s strength or hesitate in fear?
How can pursuing righteousness actively reshape your daily life?

Supporting Scriptures

Romans 5:3-4 — Perseverance produces character, and character, hope.
James 1:12 — Blessed is the man who endures temptation.
Galatians 6:9 — Do not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we shall reap.
Hebrews 12:1 — Let us run with endurance the race set before us.

Prayer for Strength

“LORD, in a world where darkness masquerades as light, strengthen us to endure. Let us not falter at the weight of resistance or yield to the distractions that pull us from Your truth. Guard our hearts from deception, refine our spirits through trial, and anchor us firmly in faith. Teach us patience in affliction and courage in adversity. May righteousness be our pursuit, godliness our standard, and love our testimony. Let our perseverance be a reflection of Your sustaining grace, a witness to Your unfailing power. In all things, let us run the race with endurance, knowing that victory rests not in ease but in unwavering devotion to You, in Jesus’ name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: I Seek You Desperately – Earnestly- Fully-Completely~

Posted on June 6, 2025 by C D SWANSON

What Does it Mean to Truly Seek God?

“But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” —Matthew 6:6

Seeking the Father in Secret

There is a sacred beauty in withdrawing from the noise of life to sit alone with the Lord. In the quiet, away from distractions, the heart finds clarity, and the soul is refreshed. Jesus Himself taught the importance of private communion with the Father, reminding us that prayer is not about performance but about intimacy.

When the burdens of life weigh heavy, stepping into that secret place—where only He sees—brings peace beyond understanding. It is there, in the stillness, that His Presence calms the restless heart and fills it with assurance.

It is knowing that He is living inside of me – and His hands guiding me that brings a self-assurance that no matter what is going on -it’s going to be okay, as we take His hand, we will be – Okay!

“Father, I come before You in the quiet, seeking Your Presence. In the secret place, I lay down my worries and open my heart to You. Refresh my spirit, calm my anxious thoughts, and remind me that You are near. May my time with You strengthen my faith and deepen my trust. Thank You for always seeing me, always hearing me, and always loving me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: Thank You For Your Presence & Promises~

Posted on June 5, 2025 by C D SWANSON

[Genesis 09] God's Promises

The Presence and Promises of Christ

Before time began, His word was sure, The Alpha, the Omega, steadfast and pure. By His hands, the heavens spread wide, Through His breath, the stars took stride.

The mountains bow, the oceans roar, Yet He calls my name—forevermore. Not distant nor silent, never untrue, His presence abides, deep and new.

When shadows fall and hope grows dim, He whispers, “Be still, come rest in Him.” The weary find shelter, the lost find light, For He has conquered darkest night.

“Fear not, for I am with you,” He proclaims, “Be not dismayed, I call you by name.” (Isaiah 41:10) No tear unseen, no burden alone, His mercy flows from Heaven’s throne.

His footsteps grace the storm-tossed seas, His voice commands the raging breeze. No wave too wild, no wind too strong, For in His hands, we still belong.

“My peace I leave you, My peace I give,” (John 14:27) A love unshaken, the grace to live. Not as the world—uncertain, afraid, But steadfast, eternal, never swayed.

He promised life, and life anew, A dwelling place beyond the blue. “I go to prepare a place for you,” (John 14:2) A kingdom bright, a promise true.

The cross stood tall, the sky grew black, Yet love poured forth; He held nothing back. Three days of silence, sorrow, grief, Then sunrise declared eternal relief.

Death undone, the grave unsealed, By His wounds, the broken healed. “I am the resurrection, the life,” (John 11:25) His victory reigns, His truth is bright.

Oh, wondrous Savior, mighty Friend, Your love will never fade nor end. Through valley deep and mountain high, You lead me forth, You stand nearby.

“LORD -You are my refuge and my strength, the promise that never fades. Thank You for walking with me through every trial, for being the light that guides my path. May Your presence be my peace, and Your promises my foundation. Help me to trust in You fully, to stand firm in Your truth, and to embrace the love You so freely give. Keep my heart anchored in You, that I may walk in faith until the day I stand before You in glory. In Your Son’s Holy name, Amen.”

Posted on May 30, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” -Psalm 56:4

Trusting God Amidst the Storm

Psalm 56:4 declares a powerful truth—placing our trust in God silences the fear of man. This verse is a proclamation of unwavering faith, a cry of absolute reliance on the Lord despite earthly threats and uncertainties. It is a reminder that no matter how dark this world becomes, no matter how corruption and wickedness seem to prevail, God’s Word is unshaken. The psalmist, David, spoke these words during a time of great distress when he was pursued by enemies who sought his destruction. Yet instead of crumbling in fear, he lifted his eyes to heaven and declared that he would not fear what man could do to him.

The Rotten World We Face

This world is riddled with deceit, greed, violence, and opposition to truth. Nations rage against righteousness, morality is discarded in favor of fleeting pleasures, and those who stand for God’s Word face mockery and persecution. We see injustice thriving, evil being praised, and corruption spreading like disease. The enemy works through systems of power, through ideologies designed to twist truth, through voices that tempt people away from God’s path. Temptations abound, dragging souls into rebellion against their Creator. The flesh, with all its weaknesses, fears, and desires, can easily be swayed in such an environment.

But Psalm 56:4 is a battle cry against fear. The world may be broken, but it does not dictate the fate of those who put their trust in God. No matter how fierce the storm, how hostile the opposition, the Word of the Lord stands firm. His promises remain, and His salvation is unshaken. We are called to cling to His truth, to trust in Him above all else, to fix our eyes on eternity instead of being consumed by the chaos of the present age.

The Eternal Reward

The trials we endure now will fade in the light of eternity. What is fleeting cannot compare to the everlasting. Scripture is clear that suffering for righteousness’ sake is temporary, but the reward for faithfulness is eternal. Paul writes in Romans 8:18, “For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.” This world may threaten, it may strike, it may seek to shake our faith, but those who remain steadfast will receive the crown of life.

Jesus Himself warned that His followers would be persecuted, hated for His name’s sake, yet He promised that their endurance would lead to eternal victory. In Matthew 24:13, He declares, “But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.” The race set before us is difficult, requiring obedience, unwavering trust, and faith that does not waver. But every sacrifice made for Christ will be repaid in eternal joy.

Revelation 21:4 paints a beautiful picture of the future awaiting those who trust in Him: “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.” The pain, the fear, the trials—they will all be forgotten in the presence of our King. Our obedience now, our faithfulness despite the turmoil, will result in everlasting peace.

Question for Reflection

What fears have tried to take hold in your heart, and how can you replace them with unwavering trust in God’s Word?

Heavenly Father, thank You for being my refuge in the storm, my unwavering foundation in a chaotic world. I praise Your Word, Your truth that stands eternal, and I trust in You completely. May fear never rule over me, and may my heart always find courage in You. Strengthen me to walk in obedience, to endure through trials, and to fix my gaze on the promises of eternity. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

May you find peace in His Presence and strength in His promises. Keep running the race with faith, knowing the victory is already won.

DEAR GOD: Mercy, Love, & Compassion Is Thy Name~

Posted on May 25, 2025 by C D SWANSON

Anchored in Christ on Behance

“But the mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear him, and his righteousness unto children’s children.” —Psalm 103:17

Anchored in His Love: A Call to Righteousness

Reflection: The world we walk in is filled with deception. It paints illusions of success, pleasure, and power, whispering enticing lies that pull hearts away from truth. Every day, Christians face temptations wrapped in beautiful disguises—sin that presents itself as freedom, selfishness disguised as independence, and worldliness camouflaged as wisdom. But Scripture reminds us that God’s love is everlasting, His righteousness unshaken, and His mercy beyond measure.

Our calling is clear: we must remain steadfast. The enemy is cunning, laying traps in entertainment, conversation, culture, and even in moments of exhaustion when our guard is weak. But we have a defense that no force can penetrate—the helmet of salvation (Ephesians 6:17), protecting our minds from deceit and reminding us of our identity in Christ. This armor shields us from the world’s false promises, reminding us that our hope is not in fleeting rewards but in eternal glory with our Savior.

To stay focused, we must saturate our hearts with God’s word (Joshua 1:8). What we feed our spirits will shape our thoughts, our choices, and our endurance. If we feast on the scriptures daily, if we call upon the Lord earnestly in prayer, if we allow the Holy Spirit to fill the empty places in our hearts, we will stand firm. The world cannot steal what is rooted in God’s truth.

We must also guard our eyes and ears, rejecting the voices that glorify sin. Psalm 101:3 says, “I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes.” What we expose ourselves to matters—whether it be entertainment, media, conversations, or influences. The enemy plants seeds of distraction through small compromises, slowly dulling our sensitivity to sin. But we are not called to blend in; we are called to stand out, set apart for God’s purpose (Romans 12:2).

Keep your eyes on the prize—eternal life with Jesus Christ. The sufferings of this world are temporary, but the rewards of heaven are everlasting (2 Corinthians 4:17-18). Do not grow weary, for the Lord is our strength, our sustainer, our refuge in times of battle. Every morning is a new opportunity to recommit to walking in righteousness. Every challenge is a moment to declare, “I will serve the Lord.” Let nothing shake your faith, let no darkness extinguish your light, and let the love of God anchor you in truth.

Supporting Scriptures:

- Ephesians 6:11 — Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.
- Romans 8:38-39 — Nothing can separate us from God’s love.
- Matthew 7:13-14 — The path to righteousness is narrow but leads to life.
- Hebrews 12:2 — Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.
- John 17:14-16 — We are in the world, but not of the world.

Reflective Questions:

What distractions in my daily life pull my focus away from God?
How can I reinforce my spiritual armor today?
Where do I need to be more intentional in avoiding worldly influences?
What scriptures can I memorize to strengthen my heart against temptation?
How can I make my life a testimony that glorifies Christ?

Prayer: Lord Almighty, I thank You for Your love that never fades, Your mercy that never ends, and Your righteousness that stands firm. Keep me steadfast in my walk, unwavering in my faith, and vigilant against the temptations of this world. Let my thoughts be pure, my heart be strong, and my spirit be filled with Your presence. Help me to fix my eyes on You, to run my race with endurance, and to stand boldly in Your truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Question for the Day: What step can I take today to deepen my commitment to righteousness?

~Dear God With Love~

C D Swanson

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DEAR GOD: Simple Grains Of Food Laced With Love~

“You must present all grain offerings to the Lord. Make these offerings from the finest flour, and pour olive oil on them; sprinkle them with incense.” — Leviticus 2:1

DEAR GOD: I’m Overjoyed That I’m The Apple Of Your Eye~