Tag Archives: Mother’s Day

A Mother’s Heart Reflects the Saviour’s Love

Posted on May 8, 2022 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Who was the first human being in the Bible to learn that the time of Israel’s long-awaited Messiah had finally come? The betrothed but unwed teenager who would become Jesus’s mother. But what was God thinking? Didn’t He know He … Continue reading →

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This Sacred Space

Posted on May 9, 2021 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

This Sacred Space Mother’s love traverses Time and place and even Heaven’s boundary. Childhood sacred moments flicker, Silver on memory’s screen: Singing away tears— Oh how you loved your teddy bear; Reading me The Princess Bride to Chase away weeks … Continue reading →

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Sacrificial Love – A Mother and Her Children

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

As this Mother’s Day winds down, it occurs to me that there may be no love in human relationships more ferocious and personal–or more like God’s love–than the love a mother feels for her children. I’m a dad, so I … Continue reading →

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