The Heavens Declare the Glory of God!
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As I navigated through the thick mud, nine sheep followed in my footsteps. They’d never been in the cow pasture before, but I’d noticed a long strip of green grass along the fence line. This would be a real treat in the middle of January. The tricky part would be crossing the ditch full of
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The impressive storm rolled in fast. This was the first significant weather event that the sheep had weathered in the new pasture, so I decided to brave the thunder, lightening, and sideways rain, to drive over to check on them. I expected to find them safely tucked away under one of the shelters, but to
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“What’s going on with the newborn calf under the feed shelter?” I asked my husband. “He must have been born last night. He’s cleaned off and alert, so his mama should be back, he said confidently.” I scanned the pasture, and there wasn’t a cow in sight. The heat was sweltering, and the humidity made
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Matthew 23:37 (NKJV) “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the one who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her! How often I wanted to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were not willing!_____________________________________________________ “Any chicks yet Mama?”I said as I peeped into the stable of
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I’ve been gone too long! I have missed BLOGGING! Many of you follow me at Cape Fear FarmLife on FB or IG, and I have kept up with my weekly devotions and farm updates there, but I have been MIA from my BLOG. I am happy to say that I am going to do my
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Can you believe it has been two years since I found these little girls in the pasture. Their mama didn’t have any milk but she loved them, so we decided to co-parent! They were my very first bottle lambs! Now, they have their own little lambs! Lottie has a big, healthy ram lamb, and Dottie
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On our farm, we have twenty egg laying hens and five game chickens that free range. Although Easter egg hunts are fun, hunting eggs every day gets old, so we shut the egg layers up in the chicken yard. We left our game rooster and his four hens turned out to keep the stalls “turned
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Judah. He is a perfect representation of the Analolian Shepherd breed standard. He is a fierce protector, but he is gentle as well. He will address any threat without reservation, but he is also a babysitter to lambs and goat kids who often use his body as their playground. But Judah, like all of us, is
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