Anita Ojeda It’s the link-up page for the 2022 Write 28 Days Challenge AND the landing page for a 28-day series on God’s second book.
Welcome to the Write 28 Days Challenge for 2022!
First, let me welcome everyone to the annual Write 28 Days Challenge, where bloggers, writers, and Instagrammers make a commitment to write and publish each day in February. Writers link up their landing post, landing page, or IG profile here (from February 1-5), and make a commitment to visit their neighbors and leave supportive and friendly comments.
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28 Devotionals for People Who Love God’s Second Book
If you’ve spent any time around here, you’ll know I love photography and spending time in nature. Hiking, kayaking, running, mountain biking, and birding all make me feel energized and alive. I’d rather spend a quiet morning in nature than sit in church. When I read about worship styles (we don’t all feel close to God in the same environment), I finally understood my draw to God’s second book.
Some people feel drawn to God through music. Others feel drawn to God by observing nature. Some feel drawn to God in majestic architecture.
For the next 28 days, I’ll post a devotional a day sharing what I’ve learned about God’s second book while out in nature. I hope you come back each day this month. You can return to this page daily and click on the post of the day. Or, you can find new posts on the main page of the blog.
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28 Devos for Nature Lovers
Are You Longing for What You Cannot See with Your Limited Vision? (February 1)
What the Ordinary Life of Fireweed Taught Me About a Life of Service (February 2)
Would You Rather be Like a Life Raft or a Sea Otter Raft? (February 3)
How Can Humble Hummingbird Nesting Material Teach Us Spiritual Truths? (February 4)
How a Sheep Can Teach You About Burnout and Weariness (February 5)
What I Learned from Bears and Mosquitoes About Living a Life of Ease. (February 6)
What Can be Worth More than a Little Sparrow? (February 7)
How Can a Giant Saguaro Survive the Devastation of a Fire? (February 8)
What a Colorful Elegant Trogon Taught Me About Quiet Elegance (February 9)
The Valuable Lesson I learned about Calm from an Imperturbable Fox (February 10)
When Do Hummingbirds Leave on their Amazingly Epic Migration? (February 11)
The Surprising Things I learned from Dall Sheep About Caring for Young (February 12)
Why Tattered Wings Don’t Determine Your Value as a Person (February 13)
Why These Baby Sea Otter Facts Might Surprise You (February 14)
What Can Entrap Us Little by Little in a Web of Hopelessness? (February 15)
How Can an Arctic Tern Chick Hear its Devoted Father’s Voice in a Flock? (February 16)
How a Unique to Arizona Flower Changes Hiker’s Habits on the San Francisco Peaks (February 17)
Who Wants to Deprive You of a Useful Life? (February 18)
How Can Something So Ugly Produce Such a Beautiful Flower? (February 19)
How Does One Fulfill the Mandate to Bear One Another’s Burdens? (February 20)
How Do Mountain Goats Adapt and Change to Survive in Their Environment? (February 21)
An Instructive Run-in with a Coyote Makes Me Think about Self-Complacency (February 22)
This Amazing Skill Helps Lizards Adapt to the Environment Despite Danger (February 23)
How the Unexpected Beauty of Hoarfrost Changed My Day (February 24)
How Can a Sturdy Little Bird Survive Rapidly Changing Conditions? (February 25)
Five Ways Owls Are Created for Survival in a Dark World (February 26)
What an Owl Taboo Taught Me About Making Right Choices (February 27)
What a Tired Mama Moose Taught Me About Accepting Seasons(February 28)
This looks like a wonderful series, Anita! I’m looking forward to reading your daily posts. Thanks for hosting us again this year for #Write28Days. I’m sure it’s a lot of work on your part, in addition to writing your own posts too. Grateful for you.
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I look forward to this series, Anita. I enjoyed your Behind the Lens series last year. This is a true statement, “We don’t all feel close to God in the same environment – I’d rather spend a quiet morning in nature than sit in church.”
Aww, thank you, Lisa!
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Anita, I love how you describe God’s creation as His “second book.” It sounds like you have a treasure trove of nature lessons just waiting to be shared!
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I love spending time in nature, and I feel as if God often uses it to reveal his love to us!
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Love this. God’s second book. Nature does reflect God in so many ways. Nature is a big part of the Bible, and we are told praises God and declares his truths. I was just reading a book that was talking about the two ways we learn about God: the bible and through his creation.
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