Meet Kenneisha Josephs

I have always loved the quiet.

A quiet afternoon with trees around me. A cool breeze moving through the day. The kind of moment that makes everything seem to slow down.

It is often in those moments that I notice God—not standing before me, but revealing Himself through what He has made.

A leaf can stop me.

The veins running through it, each one carefully formed and different according to its kind, reminds me that nothing in God's creation is accidental. The smallest details can tell us something about the One who made them.

I find great joy in sharing the things God reveals to me, especially when they become invitations for someone else to slow down, look again, and draw closer to Him.

I am simply a child of God, continually learning from my Heavenly Father. I don't have all the answers. I am still growing, still listening, still discovering the treasures He has placed within His Word, His creation, and the ordinary moments of life.

My prayer is that what He reveals doesn't remain a passing thought.

I want it to take root.

To grow.

And eventually, to bear fruit.

That desire is at the heart of I See Men As Trees.

I hope that as you explore these pages, you will begin to notice what I have been learning:

I am still learning to see.

Perhaps you are, too.

Welcome to the Garden.