While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 58. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 58 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
Tag: Psalms
The Enemy Within: Psalm 57
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
Psalm 57: Praise in the presence of lions
While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 57. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 57 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
Psalm 56: What can man do to me?
While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 56. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 56 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
The Worst Enemy: Psalm 55
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
Psalm 55: Et tu, Brute?
While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 55. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 55 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
Sighs and Cries: Psalm 54
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.
Psalm 54: The Morning After
While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 54. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 54 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
Psalm 53: A Tale Told by an Idiot?
While this post can stand on its own, it’s meant to be read after reading Psalm 53. As such, I would encourage you to read Psalm 53 before reading this post, then afterward, I’d love to hear your thoughts, as scripture often speaks to each of us in different ways.
Darkened Deeds or Darkened Verse?: Psalm 52
This poem is taken from my book A New Song, (Westbow Press, 2016) and can be found online HERE.