The Sermon on the Mount is rich with teachings that make us pause and look within. Matthew 5:23-24 was one of the many that did that for me. I thought about the many times when my anger or disappointment or pride led me to pull away from someone, with reconciliation the last thing I wanted…
The inspiration this week started with a prompt from a friend who shared with me how last week’s poem was a “holy echo” with what he was experiencing in his life at that time. The term “holy echo” made me smile…and got me pondering a new poem! So I started prayerfully writing. And this is…
I find moments where creation seems to be crying out and pointing me to the God of Wonders who created heaven and earth and all things on the earth. And this particular photo matched with this verse got me thinking about His wonders and how His presence has been affirmed through history: “God of Wonders”…
I’m in awe of creation…truly in awe. I’ll stand outside staring into the mountains or staring into the heavens, and in those moments, I feel the incredible glory of God, who designed all of this to shout out praises to Him. That’s what this poem is about: “No Words” The skies proclaim Your handiwork,We see…
Any time of transition is a great opportunity to reflect on the past, assess the current, and look forward with expectation and excitement. Our focus should be on recognizing God’s presence in those past and present moments and committing to seeking and finding Him even more often in the moments ahead. I think that focus…
