Psalm 90:17
May the favor of the Lord our God rest upon us; establish the work of our hands for us— yes, establish the work of our hands.
Yesterday I canned squash from our garden. My sweet and generous friend Tammy came over and brought her grandmother’s PRESSURE cooker. I have to say it was intimidating! Steam whistling and rocking a little weight that sat on top of the lid. Yikes!
I needed to know how to “can” and save the food from our garden and it was a good lesson for my daughter as well.
Here is Princess helping me fill the jars.
The jars with bubbles in this next picture are still boiling. I had just removed them from the pressure cooker.
Yes Lord, please bless us with Your favor and establish the work of our hands in Jesus’ Name.
There is a great feeling that comes with seeing the end result of your work. Toiling the soil, planting the vegetables, watching them grow, then preparing them for your family. What a blessing. I pray this will be the first of MANY jars of vegetables that I store away this summer.
I expect the work of my hands to be a blessing spiritually too. My greatest heart’s cry is to lay hands on the sick and see them immediately healed — all for God’s glory! Yes Father, please bless the work of my hands.
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My mother used to can things every summer. And that pressure cooker always scared me to death! ha. I got one as a wedding gift, but I never used it and finally sold it in a yard sale. Didn’t want to blow up the house with it.
You’re a wise woman to learn this art, Beth. Happy eating and memory-making!
Looks amazing! I love how when we give our work to God He just increases it.
Blessings,
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Oh I love this. Giving thanks in all thinks and receiving the blessing from the work of our hands. Looks yummy. I’ve never canned anything. I don’t grow things well. No green thumb here!