They have more stories than the Empire State More statements than this month's issue More issues than a magazine Yet easily erased with a simple tissue These tears They are unspoken prayers That roll down my cheek They are an escape vent When I can't speak These tears Fragments of my heart In liquid form… Continue reading These Tears
A little work and BIG dreams
I like the book of Proverbs because it offers so much valuable advice. Today's scripture is a reminder to take time from our busy schedules and work on our dreams rather than postpone them. Perhaps we may not be able to dive in completely but, like grains of sand in an hourglass, little efforts tend… Continue reading A little work and BIG dreams
Eyes of a Child
Shades of Gray
When I was a child (and sometimes as an adult), I held on to the promises made to me, literally taking hold of them. Unfortunately that led (and still leads) to many disappointments. People sometimes say "don't hold your breath" when referring to a promise that may not be fulfilled, but there is someone I… Continue reading Shades of Gray
Trust
During some ofĀ the toughest moments in my life I've found comfort in the book of Job. Despite having lost everything in a short period of time, and after going through the usual human emotions, He was still able to trust in the Lord. Job's storyĀ reminds me of the Psalmist's words;Ā "Where does my help come from?Ā Ā My… Continue reading Trust
TESTimony
Like a sculpture must be chiseled from stone, life's tests form us.
The Cost of Believing
Being a believer comes with a price. For some, it's our popularity but for many others it's cost them their lives. Today, let us remember the martyrs who have given their lives for the gospel and pray for their families. But it is no shame to suffer for being a Christian. Praise God for the… Continue reading The Cost of Believing
