Cherith Provisions Watercolors

In 1 Kings 17, God sends Elijah to the Brook Cherith, a place of solitude and reflection, where he is fed by ravens that bring him bread and meat each morning and evening. This miraculous provision during a time of drought symbolized God’s care and the unexpected ways He meets our needs. 

In a similar vein, my own journey through personal trauma can be seen as my own symbolic Cherith. In those moments of solitude and introspection, I often felt isolated and uncertain. Yet, just as God provided for Elijah, He also provided for me in unexpected ways. One provision came through the blossoming of artistic abilities, transforming pain into creative expression and healing.

In both stories, the underlying theme is trust and reliance on God’s timing and provision. Just as Elijah’s faith led him to the Cherith and ultimately to greater purpose, my own journey of healing and growth is guided by divine care, turning moments of vulnerability into opportunities for creativity and renewal.

May God bless you with His mercy and grace.

Mary Bednar

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