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Allow Yourself To Become Resurrected As A New Seed For The Kingdom of God

Resurrected

Growing up as a wildflower

She has seen many others be stepped on, all around her… 

She always seemed to be the lucky one;

just missing the heavy steps

and the pain that threatens to come… 

But then one day it happened.

She was squashed.

She felt as though she was on the verge of death

The world around her blurred

As she fell into a state of reverie… 

* * * 

Her mind awoke before her body

She gasped as she opened her eyes

She was alive… But how? 

She has escaped death,

that she is sure,

how? she has no clue… 

But then a whisper came,

barely audible,

just for her ears only… 

“I have spared you from going down

 to the valley of death

For you are a flower after my own heart;

you have My breath

But when you are weak

then I am strong

Thus I ask for your faithfulness

all the days long

And though I have spared you

I can easily let you go

To the place that chases you;

the place where all tears flow

So decide now

what you desire most

but if you choose resurrection

you are not the one to boast

Remember who created you;

who saved you from the end

By praising me through your growth

and all the love and grace you send.” 

* * * 

And so she’s alive

She has grown back fresh and new

Even if it’s for one more day…

She will praise her Creator

with her grace and love

and endless fragrance of gratitude

She will have mercy on those who’ve hurt her

She will forgive those who’ve stepped on her

She will pray for healing for all who are at the valley of death

She will thank Her Creator

for the lessons He’s imparted

to her tender, growing, healing soul. 

Inspired writing: 

“Flowers grow back, even after they are stepped on. So will I.” 

Ever since I came to Christ at the end of 2020, I’ve felt freer than I ever was before. It felt as though I was untouchable in a way… Until July 2024. Then came one of the worst days of my life — my beloved cat (best friend) got terribly sick for 2 months and then died. 

This poem is a version of me… I was the wildflower watching other flowers (people) withering away and being trampled on by the evil ways in the world… AND THEN IT HAPPENED TO ME. I WAS TRAMPLED… AND WITHERING AWAY… 

A solid SEVEN months later, I was rejuvenated – resurrected by the grace and power of the Lord Jesus Christ. 

I escaped death. And He told me what He said in the poem above, 

“I have spared you from going down

to the valley of death

For you are a flower after my own heart;

you have My breath

But when you are weak

then I am strong

Thus I ask for your faithfulness

all the days long

And though I have spared you

I can easily let you go

To the place that chases you;

the place where all tears flow

So decide now

what you desire most

but if you choose resurrection

you are not the one to boast

Remember who created you;

who saved you from the end

By praising me through your growth

and all the love and grace you send.” 

It’s interesting how a bad moment in your life can resurface old bad memories as well… Perhaps that was the plan all along? For me to realize how much pain, bitterness and heartbreak I’ve been hiding and let fester in my heart. Or perhaps it’s just what a hurting heart does — because it can’t hold it all anymore… So it overflows the pain and breaks into pieces. 

But the Lord takes those pieces and mends them back together into a brand new heart with His love and grace and mercy. Because He loves us so much; He doesn’t want us to be hurting. Nor did He create us to have to suffer in pain. We know that our suffering is the repercussions of a fallen world. 

Which is why the Lord is HERE for us. He is always HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE. He is always right beside you waiting for you to turn and rest in Him, so He may mend you and resurrect your broken heart. 

The apostles Paul and Timothy also struggled with despairing thoughts and feelings – so much so that they felt like they were dying. But they soon realized that the answer to this despair was not within themselves, but within the God who can RESURRECT the dead, and so, can resurrect them (AND YOU) as well. 

“…We were under great pressure, far beyond our ability to endure, so that we despaired of life itself. Indeed, we felt we had received the sentence of death. But this happened that we might not rely on ourselves but on God, who raises the dead.” 

* * * 

My fellow little flower, do not worry. The wasteland will be over soon. We will bloom in the Heavenly Garden of Eden soon enough. 

Endure patiently; stay grateful for the Lord; and continue in love, kindness, mercy and grace. 

God bless. 


If you enjoyed the poetry at the beginning of this blog, you can read more in my book ‘She’s A Flower In A Wasteland’

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