Royal Garden
Susan Witmer Miller
Poetry
Happy Independence Day!!!
In honor of Independence Day, and the 248th anniversary of the United States of America, I would like to share Ralph Waldo Emerson’s poem “Concord Hymn.” Enjoy!
The Lord’s Invitation
This poem, “The Lord’s Invitation,” came to me as I sat at a pond and recorded a video during a spiritual retreat at The Haft in April 2023. I snipped this from that video.
Continue readingHypervigilance
Happy Mother’s Day
A Mother’s Footsteps
~ Susan Miller
A mother is full of laughter,
Mercy, peace, and joy.
Her Unconditional love
She always will deploy.
Awaiting Inspiration
My Journey Overcoming Depression
This morning, I felt led to share about my battle in overcoming depression on “Tea Time with Sue.” Below are the poems that I shared as part of my testimony.
Continue readingWho am I?
Who am I? Why am I here on this earth? This is a question that many people in our culture ask. Many people are confused, hurting, lost, and purposeless. Two weeks ago I shared from Genesis 1:26-31 about God creating humankind and seeking a relationship with us. Let me share that with you again:
Continue readingWhy Does God Feel so Far Away?
God has been pursuing humankind since the beginning. He is a God who wants to have a relationship and intimacy with every man and woman He created. He created you with an identity – you were created in His image and likeness – and a purpose – to use your talents and giftings to steward and care for His creation. But the enemy is doing his best to steal, kill, and destroy the Lord’s plans and creation. I discussed this on today’s “Tea Time with Sue.“
Continue readingWandering in the Desert
I wrote the following article in January 2020. I have published Peaceful Moments since writing this and learned so very much in the process! I am so very grateful for the desert experience. It grew me, refined me, and made me into a stronger more confident woman! Enjoy the article.
Wandering in the Desert
“What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere it hides a well.” Antoine de Saint
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