This morning I decided to film a video (Part 1 and 2) about the Bible Stack under my desk. I have such a close relationship with Scripture as it is the vehicle most often used by the Holy Spirit to teach and guide me into timeless truths.
My Bible Stack (with Videos)
20 Apr 2017 1 Comment
in Book Reviews, Spirituality Tags: #readyourbible, Bible, Bible Journaling, Bible Reading, Bible Study, christian living, Scripture, Scripture reading, Word of God
From the Perspective of Dust
12 Apr 2017 Leave a comment
in Poetry, Spirituality Tags: Christ Centered Poetry, christian living, Christian Theology, christianity, discipleship, Inspired Poetry, Lent, poem, poetry, Sovereignty of God, spiritual community, spiritual journey, spontaneous poetry, The Body of Believers, theology, Truth, Universal Church
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A little backstory on today’s poetic offering. I had a conversation on the phone with my nephew Todd as I prepared dinner last night. He has been through some upheaval, but I am grateful to know the Lord has taken hold of him.
As I spoke with him, I recalled my early days of seeking God, and trying to follow the way of truth. Trying to bumble around this new life I felt within. Trying to figure out the church and church people with all the confusing mixed messages. Trying to understand scripture and what it had to do with me.
Or more specifically, learning about the One who called Himself, in John 14:6 THE Way, THE Truth, and THE Life (emphasis mine). The One who didn’t mince words, leave room for doubt, or room to accept multiple ways. The one who cared not whether what he said would win him favor with the religious elite or the politically inclined. More
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The Problem with Lists
10 Apr 2017 Leave a comment
in Poetry, Spirituality, Writing Life Tags: compassion, Distraction, intimacy with Jesus, Jesus, Lent, Lists, National Poetry Month, Planning, poem, poetry, prayer, Prayer life, relationships
In Moments of Despair
07 Apr 2017 6 Comments
in Poetry, Spirituality Tags: BibleGateway, christianity, discouragement, Inspired Poetry, National Poetry Month, poem, poetry, spiritual battle, spiritual journey
Remind me today who I am
after the storm has passed-
for I have forgotten
and lost my way, fog has
clouded my path. More
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For My Brethren
06 Apr 2017 4 Comments
in Poetry, Spirituality, Writing Life Tags: Inspired Poetry, journal entry, Journal writing, journaling prompts, National Poetry Month, poetry, pome
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I have been very busy “offline”. I have been writing, revising, gathering, and compiling. I’ve been reading, learning, stretching myself in ways I never imagined. I also feel I have been neglecting some of my longtime, faithful readers – so today before I rush out the door to share my latest poetry with our local writers’ group, I decided to open a journal (this one from January/February) and randomly share a previously unpublished page…which might possibly pass as a poem. Or not…you be the judge.
Either way, nothing will stop my pen from scrawling out words disguised as poetry, or the joy I derive thereof!
Combining National Poetry Month and A spontaneous Random Journal Day moment I give you one, For My Brethren…and I hope it blesses all who do read. Unedited, from the page. Crazy I am, I know- but I hope you see the seed in it for your own poetry garden! Don’t fear the pen and page…plant a seed or two today.
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