Christianity – Page 43 – Another Fearless Year

January 22, 2012

My Redeemer Lives and Gives Me Rest

The year 2012 has not started out that great for me the health arena. I’ve been feeling terrible and still don’t know for sure what the problem is, though hopefully will find out later this week. Yesterday in particular I was feeling exhausted and weary,...

At the Border – A Poem

Today at dVerse Poets Pub, Claudia has challenged us to write a poem about borders – either physical borders between countries or states or intangible borders between cultures or beliefs. As I read her wonderful article about borders, I immediately thought of the border between...

Poetry Comments: 14

January 19, 2012

Along This Road – A Poem

As I was thinking about the post I wrote for yesterday about the Road to Emmaus, the first stanza of this poem came to me. I decided to share it as my Thankful Thursday post because I am thankful for all that is written about...

Music Comments: 9

January 18, 2012

On the Road to Emmaus

A number of years ago – I can’t really remember how long ago – I was reading through Luke. It wasn’t the first time I had read Luke, or at least parts of it, but as often happens when I’m reading scripture I saw something...

Christian Living Comments: 10

January 17, 2012

In Need of a Mediator

I’ve just gotten to Job on my Bible reading schedule. The schedule I’m using places Job between Genesis 22 and 23, which is apparently where it is believed it occurred chronologically. I still remember the first time I tried to read Job. I was 23,...

Christian Living Comments: 10

January 15, 2012

Sending a Clear Message

Our pastor started a new sermon series this morning titled “Mixed Messages.” It’s a five-week series on how, as Christians, we sometimes send mixed messages to the world about our Christian faith. We some send mixed messages about Jesus. The specific topic this morning was...

Christian Living Comments: 9

January 12, 2012

Man of Conscience – A Poem

Last night we watched part two of a two-part show on PBS about Martin Luther. It was very well done and informative. It inspired me to write a poem about Martin Luther for Thankful Thursday because I am thankful for the reformation of the church...

Poetry Comments: 19

January 10, 2012

Less than Nothing – A Poem

On my way home from work last night I was listening to Sanctus Real in my car. The song Change Me came on. I love this song. One of the lines in the song gave me an idea for a poem. The line is “‘Cause...

Poetry Comments: 18

January 9, 2012

How to Get a Clean Slate

Yesterday in church our Youth Minister Colie gave the sermon because our pastor was at the men’s retreat. She shared a wonderful illustration that I liked so much I wanted to share it. She said that we all start with a clean slate, like a...

Music Comments: 12

January 8, 2012

A Psalm (by Linda)

During 2011, to help me meet my post-a-day challenge, I posted a Psalm every Sunday. I may do that some Sundays in 2012, too, because it was a popular posting theme. I think these posts were popular because the Psalms are such wonderful prayers that...

Poetry/Psalms Comments: 14

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Another Fearless Year

Tag: Christianity

My Redeemer Lives and Gives Me Rest

At the Border – A Poem

Along This Road – A Poem

On the Road to Emmaus

In Need of a Mediator

Sending a Clear Message

Man of Conscience – A Poem

Less than Nothing – A Poem

How to Get a Clean Slate

A Psalm (by Linda)

Tag: Christianity

My Redeemer Lives and Gives Me Rest

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At the Border – A Poem

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Along This Road – A Poem

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