“Heaven’s Dew Drops” is a devotional that contains individual messages prepared over a period of time, and are intended to give its readers an understanding of how the Written Word is packed with “Hidden Manna” for the spirit.
As Manna fell for the children of Israel during the night, and settles as dew upon the ground to be gathered early in the morning for food to the natural body, surely, “His heavens shall also drop dew” Deuteronomy 3:28b, spiritual food for the spirit. The Lord Jesus is, not only the Living Bread that came down from heaven, but also the Living Word who came to give life.
Speaking of the Word, it says, “The Word became Flesh, and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory….” John 1:14. The Lord Jesus Christ who became that living Word spoke and as He did, there was an impartation of “Spirit and Life” to all who had ears to hear.
As the natural man needs to feed his body daily in order to maintain a healthy physical being, even so one must feed his spiritual body to grow and mature spiritually. It is through the impartation of the anointed Word, that such growth and development take place.
This devotional is part and parcel of a catchment that receives God’s dew (His Word) which is designed to help feed and nourish the spiritual life, and to cause a deeper hunger for the truths of His Word to grow thereby.
As each message is prayerfully read with an open and worshipful attitude and receptivity, the needed food will be imparted into your spirit, thus causing an enlargement of the very life of the Lord Jesus Christ to take place within your being.
Yvonne Sutton Eason was born and raised on the island of Jamaica, where she was married to Herman (Tony) Eason. Soon after that, they moved to the United States. Yvonne and Tony have two children, Kimberly and Ian, who are now adults. Yvonne was trained to be a teacher and she spent many years teaching the elementary grades in both Christian and public schools. When she and her husband retired, they moved from their home in central New Jersey to their present home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Much of her life includes her roles of wife, mother, grandmother and teacher.
