Why pause to knit? Lisa Bogart says that she loves the peace
and quiet that knitting offers. It is the perfect time for reflection. In this
quiet frame of mind, her thoughts slow down and her muscles relax. And the
insights she garners through this sacred act of reflection, she shares
generously in her new book, Knit, Purl,
Pray: 52 Devotions for the Creative Soul. Lisa Bogart has gifted over 70
sweaters to Guideposts’ Knit for
Kids. Her award winning devotions have appeared in several publications
including Guideposts and she is the
author of Come On In: Taking the Hassle
out of Hospitality. As the subtitle suggests, her new book contains 52
devotions in which Bogart shares that the knitter knows that the time spent
creating something beautiful and useful can also be a time to be quiet and
reflect. The author sees life’s challenges as something that can be unraveled
and reworked into something beautiful. Doesn’t the Author of our lives and the
Grand Knitter do the same in our lives as He uses the dark and colorful threads
and knits something beautiful for His kingdom and His glory?
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