Poetry
A summer night in August
Light glistened through the trees, bedazzled greens A gentle east wind made the leaves look like they were dancing The evening sun made its pink
August 20, 2022
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Poetry
Postpartum
PostpartumI’m not who I once wasIt’s been six weeks nowThose high waisted jeans folded neatly in a pile are calling my name, but we just
April 21, 2021
Minimalism
Gift Giving Tips for the Minimalist
Gift giving. It’s one of the 5 love languages. It’s a part of all of our lives, but, too often than not, culture tells us
January 30, 2019
Christian Life
Contentment
Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions. These are the
June 12, 2018
Poetry
The God of Redemption
You turned the dust of my sin Into steady ground for blessing You laid a firm foundation on the shattered rumbles of my broken heart
June 4, 2018
Poetry
The maker of galaxies knows my name
The universe proves your existence Immeasurable, innumerable, unconceivable No eyes to comprehend because everything in our world seems to have an end Perspective You shrunk
June 4, 2018
Poetry
The Lord who heals me
The only one that can heal me Is the one from which I hide The other whispered in my ear, and I thought you had
January 19, 2018
Poetry
Even Death Will Die
Death Who can escape it?Who can erase it? Never part of our original designSeparation will never feel rightSorrow continues on through the nightEach day gripped
March 11, 2017
Poetry
Jesus, what I live is to
love you more than all need you more than all want you more than all do everything with you obey, though it cost my life
February 21, 2017