Nature is God's second book. If you love nature and want to strengthen your relationship with God, check out this series of devotionals for nature lovers. #devos #devotionalsfornaturelovers #naturelover #freedevotionals #Biblereading #nature #GodsSecondBook #photography #wildlife #beauty

Nature is God’s second book. If you love nature and want to strengthen your relationship with God, check out this series of devotionals for nature lovers.

Nature is God's second book. If you love nature and want to strengthen your relationship with God, check out this series of devotionals for nature lovers. #devos #devotionalsfornaturelovers #naturelover #freedevotionals #Biblereading #nature #GodsSecondBook #photography #wildlife #beauty

Why Write Devotionals for Nature Lovers?

You should know something about me, whether you visit regularly or this is your first time stopping by. I LOVE nature. Spending time outside soothes my soul, and it’s my preferred method of self-care. I also love photographing all of the amazing, quirky, beautiful, spectacular, and odd things I see in my wonderings.

While I wander or process photos, I often think of Bible verses and lessons nature teaches me. I had so much fun writing devotionals for nature lovers last year about all the beautiful things I’ve seen and photographed, that I decided to do it again. You’re invited to dive into the beautiful world of God’s second book—Nature.

You’ll find the titles for each devotional in the series below. I hope you enjoy learning about creation and feel strengthened in your walk with God as you join me.

The Odd and the Misunderstood

Welcome to the Wonderful World of Porcupine Teeth and Other Amazing Facts

Can a Bird with a Broken Beak Teach Us About Tolerance?

How did the Fascinating Red Fox Get Such a Bad Rap?

A Partially Leucistic Dolphin Taught Me How a Faith Community Should Work

What I Learned About Safety from a Fearless Little Leucistic Hummingbird

A Solar Eclipse Taught Me About Navajo Culture and Beliefs

Living the Life of Ease is Harder Than You Think if You’re a Hoary Marmot

The Little Known

The Grizzly Bear Diet After Sleeping All Winter Might Really Shock You

Do Five-Striped Sparrows Really Skulk and Other Bird Nerd Questions

If Parakeet Auklets Find Safety Within the Crevice of a Rock, So Can I

Why Most People Can’t Name the Second Largest Animal in the World

Five Reasons the World Population of Red-Faced Cormorants is in Decline

Do Bears Eat Grass and Insects and Other Fun Bear Facts

Five Interesting Facts About the Rarely Seen Rhinoceros Auklet

Beauty in the Barrens

Why Beautiful Moonlight Changes the Unusual Toadstool Hoodoos Trail

Long-tailed Tadpole Shrimp Thrive in Lonesome Places Might Surprise You

Why a Little Pool of Water Creates Beautiful Reflections in the Desert

How Can a Tiny Insect Grow a Flower on a Willow Tree?

Why We Don’t Need to Win the Lottery to Get to Heaven

How Light Changes the Wire Pass Slot Canyon from Blah to Beautiful

Five Facts About the Adorable Long-Nose Leopard Lizard

Stewardship

Are Common Honeybees in Danger and Why Should We Care?

Hairlines and Glaciers Share a Common Trait Can You Guess What it Is?

How Man Went from Exterminator to Saver of the Elegant Hawaiian Goose

Why You Can’t Kill a Rat with a Mongoose (and Why You Shouldn’t Try)

Another Butterfly Threatened with Extinction and What You Can Do to Help

Purple Owl’s Clover and Other Favorites of the Desert in Spring

If God Gave Us Stewardship Over the Earth, Why Don’t We Do Our Job?

Love nature and Jesus? This devotional series is for YOU! You'll find 28 lessons I've learned from nature about God. Join me! #devotional #devos #naturelover #nature #Christianwalk #socialjustice #Godssecondbook #write28days #selfcare #beauty
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Anita Ojeda

Anita Ojeda juggles writing with teaching high school English and history. When she's not lurking in odd places looking for rare birds, you can find her camping with her kids, adventuring with her husband or mountain biking with her students.

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