Category: Poetry
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› Read more: Birth is Just the Beginning
Birth is Just the Beginning
Every Advent, I try to write a poem to help re-apply the Christmas Story to a heart and mind grown…
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› Read more: Recharged
Recharged
When I am spent, I find my soul seeking refuge and refreshment in nature. The compounding stress of carlines, deadlines,…
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› Read more: Deep as the Curse Has Dug
Deep as the Curse Has Dug
He comes to make His blessings flow/ Far as the curse is found/ Far as the curse is found/ Far…
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› Read more: Fitting Feet
Fitting Feet
‘Tis the season of eagerly awaiting the footfall of the Amazon delivery men and women. ‘Tis the beginning of the…
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› Read more: When Tears are Your Brine
When Tears are Your Brine
Thanksgiving week is upon us. The turkeys are thawing, the foil industry is booming, and families are preparing their homes…
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› Read more: Torn Ships & The Trusted Anchor
Torn Ships & The Trusted Anchor
A fleet of paper ships, torn and tattered. This is the image that comes to mind when I think about…
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› Read more: Learning Limits
Learning Limits
Faster, stronger, higher, greater. In modern society, limits are pushed, not praised. World records drop like pages on a pull-away…
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› Read more: Held by A Hem
Held by A Hem
One touch of His garment was enough, enough to heal her inside and out. Her life was held and transformed by one…
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› Read more: Tight Places & the Expansive Goodness of God
Tight Places & the Expansive Goodness of God
Birds, canyons, and trees can handle the sheer volume and silliness that seeps out of eleven and twelve-year old boys…
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› Read more: Growing Young
Growing Young
In a world obsessed with external youth, it is a strange thing to see how sin ages the soul. Anti-wrinkle…
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