89 | The Holy Observation Walk: Learning to See What God Is Already Showing You
Have you ever walked into your garden — or any outdoor space — and realized you were moving too fast to actually see anything?
In this episode, we slow all the way down and learn the ancient, holy practice of observation — of positioning ourselves, like the prophet Habakkuk, to receive what God is already saying. Because He is always speaking. The question is whether we're standing still enough to hear.
In this episode, you'll discover:
- Why Habakkuk 2:1 is one of the most quietly radical verses in the Bible — and what it means to "stand at your watch"
- How Psalm 19 reveals that creation has never stopped speaking — and why your garden might be one of God's most consistent voices to you
- What a Holy Observation Walk is and how to practice it in your own backyard or garden space
- Why learning to see is itself a spiritual discipline — and how it transforms your prayer life and your relationship with the soil
- The difference between managing your garden and receiving from it
This week's formation practice: The Holy Observation Walk — a simple, intentional, unhurried walk through your garden (or any outdoor space) with one purpose: to see what God is already showing you.
Scriptures referenced:
- Habakkuk 2:1
- Psalm 19:1–2
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💌 If this episode made you slow down, even for a moment — leave a rating and review. It helps other women find this space. And reply to tell me: What did you notice on your last walk outside?