Category Archives: poetry
The Center of a Square
Today read about a “square poem”. I loved it and tried it myself Made me think about my theology. I felt like playing Sudoku with Jesus! Here it goes … (it doesn’t quite rhyme … will work on that) You … Continue reading
What Kind of Hate …
I know that none, not one, would come To God, without belief In Jesus Christ, His only Son. But yet, I rarely grieve. I know that no sincerity In faulty spun ideas Will bring lost souls prosperity But yet, I … Continue reading
Squatters
As children of God we cannot be possessed by demons. We are sealed by the Holy Spirit. However, we can still hear and believe many lies from our adversary. There are times it seems as if I invite the enemy’s … Continue reading
Home
Here is another song from Ken’s CD. It’s funny how something inspiring inspires something else, how a question posed moves the heart to a deep place. The question that inspired this song was, “Name an intangible gift you have been … Continue reading
River
This life a river, running fast O’er my heart, a calloused stone. Troubles seem like waters, vast Rushing with the goal to hone. ~ Wake me up, let waters flow. Move me so that I give in. Use … Continue reading
An Allegory for the Church
I need to make a confession. I LOVE MY CHURCH! There is not a day that goes by, that I don’t have some contact with someone from my church. Don’t get me wrong, my church has issues. (Well, I attend … Continue reading
Come with Me
Come walk with me into the night. Come to the fields with me. No man-made glitz, no city lights Taint tired eyes to see. Some say that all this grandeur vast Made self by chance and time. Come, look real … Continue reading
