The Mothership

This reciepe was a base taken from a blog, Cookin Canuck.  Thank you for the inspiration! I have been very intimidated by my insta pot. And Ironically I have felt rushed! Rushed into an appliance I didn't have time to work or figure out. Well, this quarantine has given me the space to be more "instant" - another irony I know. This recipe I made with homemade chicken broth. If you decide to do this, omit all the other salt besides the first salting of veggies because the broth will probably be salty enough. Of course always taste to see if it needs more salt. Omit the kale or mushrooms if you're not a fan, but they are some good for you foods. The leeks are similar to onions, but a step up in doing more for your body. You can omit these too. *****IF YOU DECIDE TO PUT LEEKs in the recipe...you need to cut into cross-section slices and then soak in water. Separate each layer of the leek by just pushing through them with your fingers. Then drain and lay out on a paper

During our church service on Sunday, we were praying for those that have been awakened at the revival in Kentucky. If you haven't heard about the revival happening on Asbury's College Campus - let this be your notice. It is entirely student led and this revival has certainly begun to brew things. New and old are coming together and focusing on Him. The only fruit of this gathering is peace and a tangible presence. We prayed for the revival to spread with those that came from far away and take with them what they received to deposit in their communities. We prayed that minds and hearts be awakened to the presence of God and that people feel the desire never to leave the presence.  Sometimes while I worship, God will give me pictures like in a movie. I saw a threaded needle standing straight up and down, slow motion spinning, but the thread was running out. Usually the pictures are encouraging in some form. But, a needle running out of thread seems very dramatic and hopeless.