Poetry Spotlight
In 2012, I published a book of poetry entitled Songs from the Cross: Poetic Expressions from a Disciple of Christ (Revised Edition with Appendix: February 2016). Each poem has its own study guide with a narrative, prayer, closing Scripture, and question for personal reflection. I have heard that my book has been used as a devotional to segue into personal worship. I’m grateful for and encouraged by, all of the positive feedback – including the positive criticism. My heart’s desire is to glorify God and to edify the body. This genre can be abstract at times. Some may have read one of my poems and wondered, “What did she mean by that?” Well, both the teacher and the student in me are so glad you asked. On this page, I will have an opportunity to interact with you and shed some light on the subject. Each bi-monthly blog will focus on an excerpt taken from my book. I’m fully persuaded that a closer look will not only enhance our understanding, but it will also provoke our praise and thanksgiving to God. For these poems testify of His goodness.
Dead Man, Walking
God’s perfect love is lethal to fear. His grace enables us to trust in Jesus, the one who went before us and goes with us by the Spirit. Because He rose we can embrace the cross. And death-to-self is the door that brings us into divine purpose. Father, I thank you...
Failsafe
The spirit is willing but the body is weak. Jesus, help me. I long for intimacy, true Koinonia, where communion with you is failsafe. Failsafe Good soil retains the seed of life For those who listen to your call Rhema is sown into the heart Some words of wisdom come...
Discipleship
Let us consider this: The Word was made flesh. The Word will not be used to manipulate Himself. The Word will not be conformed to the will of His creation. Christ is the Sovereign Head, and His body is called to follow Him by the Spirit. Holy Spirit of God, reach in...
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