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I am not deserving of your love But then again – I am!   Not because of anything that I have done But you made me worthy Worthy of love Worthy of attention Even Peter was protesting when you were about to wash his feet.  No, no, no!  I’m supposed to wash your feet!  Yes Peter.  But I’m setting an ...

God has me in His pocket. The word “pocket” in Hebrew is Hosen. Hosen means pocket or the breastplate of the high priest! The root word means “contain” or “sparkle”. God carries me on His chest, like a precious jewel, just like the high priest wore the breastplate with the different gemstones as a constant reminder of the 12 tribes ...

Lately I’ve been taking up a serious battle against guilt. Guilt has been following me my whole life in a twisted kind of way. My new antidote against feelings of guilt is asking myself: Are you having any fun? This is my new motto in life: Have fun!   Through my life I’ve been feeling guilty about a lot of ...

I had a miracle happening to me this morning when I stepped into my kitchen filled with dirty dishes.  The Lord gave me a change of perspective. He said playfully, when I started to feel annoyed over the mess, like I usually do: What if you see these dishes as my goodness – never ending. It just keeps coming, more ...

The word for desert or wilderness in Hebrew is midbar and this word is related to dabar which means word or speech (that I wrote about in a different blog post) https://declogblog.com/dabar/. The wilderness is a place for divine encounter where God reveals Himself. When we get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life we can hear God ...

Lately I’ve been listening to a lot of opinions from different people. It wears me out. I hear the point they are making but then I listen to somebody else’s opinion and I think their opinion makes sense too. I might not agree with all of it, but I can see where they are coming from and I understand how ...

Dabar in Hebrew means word/thing, or word and deed. It’s a fulfilling word, a word of action, a command. It means to formalize, arrange, to deliberately establish and pronounce something, like in the phrase we hear at weddings: “I now pronounce you husband and wife”. Dabar creates something. A new order of things. It carries transformative power. It executes what ...

I love trees. I crave being around them. It soothes my soul. I love hearing the wind playing in the leaves and seeing how the sunbeams get filtered through the branches in different patterns depending on the weather and the season. It’s comforting and calming to me. And up-lifting. Like a fresh breath of air to my soul, not just ...

I have a unique gift of not remembering lyrics to songs. It’s quite astounding. I cannot even remember my own songs that I have written, but I always need cheat sheets (which is very hard to say for a Swedish person by the way – cheat sheet, cheat sheet, cheat sheet). I do remember certain phrases though and then I ...