🎧 Listen Now “I have sought your face with all my heart; be gracious to me according to your promise.” — Psalm 119:58 When the season feels dry and your spirit feels weary, this Rooted Moment offers a quiet invitation to rest, breathe, and receive grace. In this guided reflection, Sanda leads you through a meditative pause inspired by Psalm 119:58 — helping you release striving and rediscover the slow, healing rhythm of tending grace. You’ll walk through a spiritual visualization rooted in the five pillars of tending: Presence, Protection, Pruning, Repurposing, and Perseverance.Each one becomes a prayer, a breath, and a small act of surrender — reminding you that God’s grace is already at work beneath the surface. 🌾 In This Episode, You’ll Experience: 🌿 A peaceful guided meditation anchored in Psalm 119:58 💧 How to find stillness and spiritual renewal when life feels dry 🪴 A reflective practice to align your heart with God’s presence and promises ☀️ Encouragement for weary gardeners and women of faith learning to rest in grace 🌱 Rooted Practice for the Week Set aside 10 quiet minutes in your day.Breathe deeply, and pray: “Lord, teach me to tend with grace, not striving.To water slowly. To trust deeply. To rest in Your promise.” Then, write this question in your journal: “Where in my life am I seeking God’s face — and where am I resisting His grace?” Let your honest answer become your prayer this week. 🌿 📖 Scripture Anchors Psalm 119:58 — “I have sought your face with all my heart; be gracious to me according to your promise.”Psalm 63:1 — “I thirst for you, my whole being longs for you, in a dry and parched land.”Psalm 121:5 — “The Lord watches over you; the Lord is your shade at your right hand.” 💛 Continue Growing 🌱 Visit the garden online: southernsoilsunshine.com — explore devotionals, garden guides, and printable reflections for your faith journey. 💬 Join the community: Come connect with other women cultivating faith and peace in every season inside the Rooted in Grace Facebook group.👉 Join here 🌾 Favorite Quote from the Episode “You don’t have to be perfect to tend well. You just have to stay soft enough for grace to reach your roots.”