When we think about the sacrifice Jesus made for us, we understand a bit of His unconditional love. We taste and see that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8) as we abide in Him.
Abide in Christ: Savor His Unconditional Love
Category: Art and Poetry
Cadae Poetry: A New Challenge for Pi Day
Have you ever heard of cadae poetry? No? Neither had I until today. Would you believe it has something to do with mathematics?
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Poetry Review Written in a Special Way: ReVerse
Sunday evening I wrote my second ReVerse poem. It’s a fun way of poetry review taking one line from work covering a certain period of time.
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Tumultuous Clouds Darken, but Hope is Never Defeated
Sometimes, God doesn’t rescue us out of our tumultuous clouds and storms but strengthens us and goes with us through them, giving hope.
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Clogyrnach Variation: A Fun Way to Challenge Writing Skills
Writing a clogyrnach variation poem was fun but definitely a challenge! After many words, thoughts and trials, I finally settled on a poem.
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Clogyrnach Poetry: A Fun Challenge
Today I’m trying something new – clogyrnach poetry. This Welsh poetic form intrigued me. I studied one of my nature photos for inspiration.
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Enduring Faith Motivated by Love and Hope
Enduring faith comes from a sure hope, because it is not based on me or my actions, but on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Review a Past Year: An Informative Blog Adventure in ReVerse
REVIEW A PAST YEAR Do you ever review a past year to note highs and lows or to just see where you’ve been? There are many ways to do this. We could rely on our memories, but they might be a bit selective, forgetting some […]
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Creative Ways to Focus On and Explore Hope
Hope is something we all need to keep us from losing our joy or falling into despair. This year I want to creatively explore hope my #oneword.
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The Burning Candle Beckons
A photo and a poem. As I gazed at the picture, I thought of how the burning candle beckons, and was inspired to write a poem.
