Finding the Rhythm in the Garden: Moving to the Beat of God’s Heart!


Timing is everything! Have you ever been to a church service in which the drummer could not keep a beat? In that moment, it made it difficult to flow with the music because the beat was not right. However experiencing a great drummer playing and keeping the timing just makes you want to dance and sing. There is joy in moving to the sound and flow from the beat of the drum.

There is rhythm in the garden and when we move to the beat of the garden, then are we able to produce. A beat can be found in the garden. The garden has its own pulse or rhythm. When we find it then are we able to get things done. The garden produces for us. We are moving together in harmony. Asking the garden to produce out of rhythm is very frustrating and what will happen is that insects and other things in the garden will come and cut it down. Nature works together to grow, prune and compost. With the appropriate movement in the garden you will see productivity and a harvest.

If we are a garden then there is a rhythm to our lives. Our heart beat gives us the tempo. Also our daily devotion with God informs us how to move through life with the right timing. When we find the beat of God’s heart, don’t let it go! I want to let my heartbeat be the same as Heavenly Father. That way, I know that I am moving with Him and His will for my life. It just makes everything so much easier and more enjoyable. I am carried by His strength and can flow in the river of His love. Amen


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