This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
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Sonnet 41
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
A New Song: Psalm 40
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
Voices: Psalm 29
Weak the cries that rise to you Up from this life of pain. Stronger are the voices from The angels who help reign. But no voice in all the realms Compare to holy tongue, Giving life to all that is When forming note was sung. Clear and strong your voice rang out You brought all… Continue reading Voices: Psalm 29
Isaiah and modern racial tensions…
I was reading Isaiah 21 today and found myself zoning out because, for the most part, I had no clue what the chapter meant. I know it was about some ancient race of people living in Arabia who was about to reap the whirlwind of God’s wrath, but beyond that, I can’t be certain. I… Continue reading Isaiah and modern racial tensions…
Words of Grace: Psalm 25
How grand it is, my Lord and God, That sinners such as I Can bow the knee and humbly nod And from me shame will fly. For all the sins I know I’ve done An ever-blackened mark, And all my days under the sun I’ve filled with evil dark. And there are sins that I… Continue reading Words of Grace: Psalm 25
Psalm 24: Going Home
Often, Lord, my soul it bends my heart befriends and hand extends to what is false. Also, Lord, I seek your face desire grace and your embrace for it is right. Help me in this constant war to sin abhor and you adore for you are good. Open wide this heart of mine so in… Continue reading Psalm 24: Going Home
Psalm 19: God’s Voice
God speaks to us in the rhythm of nature, through the words of his mouth, and by the life of his son. Are we able to feel, hear, and live all three?
I built you an ark…
I wonder what that moment will be like when we will all be standing before the throne being separated to the right and to the left…
When did they know?
I am currently reading through Isaiah and found Isaiah 3:1-4:1 particularly poignant. Read it and then my thoughts (if you want). Though written nearly 2,700 years ago, I think you might agree its message is currently appropriate…