🌾 GRAIN OF THE MONTH: SPELT 🌾
Spelt is a beloved ancient grain known for its mild, nutty flavor and nourishing qualities. With a more digestible gluten structure and golden, plump berries, it’s a fresh-milling favorite for wholesome, back-to-basics baking.
Why use spelt?
✨ Packed with protein, fiber & essential minerals like iron & magnesium
✨ Easier to digest than modern wheat (though not gluten-free)
✨ Rich in niacin (vitamin B3) for heart and circulatory health
✨ High in complex carbs & B vitamins for lasting energy
✨ May offer anti-inflammatory support from plant compounds & fiber
✨ Soft, slightly sweet flour perfect for breads, muffins, and more
Do you use spelt? Let us know down below 👇 💛
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Likewise the Spirit helps us in our weakness. For we do not know what to pray for as we ought, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words.
Romans 8:26 ESV
“The Spirit” and not just “spirit”. It refers back to the firstfruits of the Spirit in v23, so this is the Holy Spirit and not our own spirits or an attitude. "Too deep for words" seems like a poor translation. The Greek doesn't say anything about depth. The word seems to mean "without words".
The deep intercession isn’t referring to us speaking in tongues--since this isn’t our spirit, but God’s, and Paul says the groanings have no words--but to direct communications between the Holy Spirit and the Father.
Shame can be good or bad, depending on the context.
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