Eyes Upon Jesus
Faith, Fields, and Down-Home Grace
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“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me.” ~Psalm 22:1; Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34 Those words must have been ringing in their ears on that quiet Saturday. The man they’ve been following, their Messiah, their hope, was abandoned by the God who sent Him to save them? The confusion.…
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Psalm 21 & Good Friday: Thorns for Our Crown
A man beaten beyond recognition. A king mocked with a robe of purple and a crown that drew blood instead of honor. Soldiers laughing. Disciples…
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Psalm 20 & Maundy Thursday: Prayer in Times of Trouble
Psalm 20 is a song written as a prayer for a king before going into battle. It isn’t a song of triumph and victory, but…
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Psalm 19 & Holy Wednesday: Power of Self-Reflection
We are remarkably skilled at capturing the better version of ourselves with our cameras. Sometimes even a fake version with the use of filters. We…
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Psalm 18 & Holy Tuesday: Trusting God’s Strength
In the parable of the tenants (Matthew 21:33–46), Jesus tells of workers who were entrusted with a vineyard. But when the owner sent his servants,…
About Me
My name is Nikki. I’m a suburban transplant who now lives a quiet life where morning light spills over pastures and the scent of cow manure fills the air. Between taking care of the home, tending to animals, and nurturing my garden, I’m learning over and over again to lift my eyes up and let God’s grace take over.
Here, I write about the beauty and ache of the everyday moments and ordinary days, about faith that takes root, and about a Savior who meets us in both the noise and the stillness. My prayers is that each story or reflection will point to Jesus so that you, dear reader, will find Him in the middle of your own everyday and ordinary moments.
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