Come to Your Senses!!! Your Life Will Never Be the Same.

The word senses—a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus; one of the gifts of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch—is referenced approximately 21 times.

If we took the time to analyze our senses truly, we would see what an amazing gift they are. There’s no way we could deny the reality of miracles! What kind of mind could create such magnificent wonders? How do they work in such perfect unison—feeding our minds, our hearts, and our souls with precise information in split-second timing?

Sight. Smell. Hearing. Taste. Touch.

Can you imagine life without these precious gifts? Without them, the richness of life would be like a blank canvas—void of beauty and wonder, stripped of the details we so often take for granted.

As I reflected on this word, I began to wonder: do we give our Heavenly Father our all?

Do we see Him with our spiritual eyes?

Do we hear His beautiful voice?

Do we touch His gentle heart?

Do we know His fragrance?

Do we taste His words and carry them deep within our hearts?

Do we use all of our gifts—all of our senses—to thank Him for giving us the ability to paint a beautiful canvas of our individual lives?

Perhaps He created these gifts for a reason—

to see His beauty,

to hear His voice,

to worship Him with every fiber of our being.

Or do we only use a few? Are we a blank page, void of the richness He made available to us?

In this journey, I have been blessed to see Him with my soulful eyes.

I have heard His beautiful voice.

I have felt Him deep in my spirit.

I have tasted His words as they flowed from my lips.

And yes—I have smelled Him in a warm summer breeze.

Not utilizing all of our gifts robs us of knowing our Heavenly Father intimately. It limits our understanding of His power, His beauty, His amazing gift of love, and His brilliant colors. He is a beautiful wonder, and we are His miracle children.

I stand in awe. When we say we love Him—do we love Him completely? Or do we only offer Him fragments of ourselves?

He has proven, time and time again, that He gives us His all.

It’s Him. It’s always Him.

Our God is in the heavens; he does all that he pleases. Their idols are silver and gold, the work of human hands. They have mouths, but do not speak; eyes, but do not see. They have ears, but do not hear; noses, but do not smell. They have hands, but do not feel; feet, but do not walk; and they do not make a sound in their throat. Psalms 115:3-8 

Photography & Written by Lori Garner

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