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Alone with God
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Sand and Seasons
Picture by Melinda HollowayIt's the nature of the seasons.
The conquest of the barren trees.
The cool evening breezes
turn to winter's cold...
Giving reason
for abandomnent
until a return of a summer sun...
Even as the disappearing tide
calls for a beckoning return.
So as the sea
is marked by the mysterious sound
of midnight waves
beating down...
man's pilings and barriers.
All the while
October footprints
are cleansed by an ever changing shore...
all by rhythm and reason...
Yes the changing of the seasons.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Hope for a Seeker

The Lord may hide his face for a season from his people, but he never has
utterly, finally, really, or angrily forsaken them that seek him. Let the poor
seekers draw comfort from this fact, and let the finders rejoice yet more
exceedingly, for what must be the Lord's faithfulness to those who find if he is
so gracious to those who seek."O hope of every contrite
heart,O joy of all themeek,those who fall how kind thou art,How good to those who seek.
"But what to those who find, ah, thisNor tongue nor pen can showThe love of Jesus what it is,None but his loved ones know."
Charles H. Spurgeon
Treasury of David
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Beyond the Blue
Lead me far above the clouds…
Far from any trace of worldly existence.
Out to where the clouds are topped only by God's
wondrous and seemingly endless blue.
All so I can renew
an old faith.
Drifting slowly out toward the horizon
Emitting silent tranquillity…
an air of amazement controls.
The body loses weight and the mind
is bewildered by a massive display of space.
I enjoy the solitude.
All men should set aside
time examining the mind.
Should not a man exist for some
special impact rather than just routine.
Not so hard on oneself, however for
Indeed--worldly patterns often preclude
differences which produce individualism
and adventure.
Expand the mind to produce deafening sounds…
even as no words are even spoken.
One should study himself and his goals
grasping at even the most distant star.
For just as we deem God's sky endless…
So go the goals of man.
Lead me far above the clouds…
Far from any trace of worldly existence.
Out to where the clouds are topped only by God's
wondrous and seemingly endless blue.
All so I can renew
an old faith.
Drifting slowly out toward the horizon
Emitting silent tranquillity…
an air of amazement controls.
The body loses weight and the mind
is bewildered by a massive display of space.
I enjoy the solitude.
All men should set aside
time examining the mind.
Should not a man exist for some
special impact rather than just routine.
Not so hard on oneself, however for
Indeed--worldly patterns often preclude
differences which produce individualism
and adventure.
Expand the mind to produce deafening sounds…
even as no words are even spoken.
One should study himself and his goals
grasping at even the most distant star.
For just as we deem God's sky endless…
So go the goals of man.
Lead me far above the clouds…
Far from any trace of worldly existence.
Out to where the clouds are topped only by God's
wondrous and seemingly endless blue.
All so I can renew
an old faith.
Drifting slowly out toward the horizon
Emitting silent tranquillity…
an air of amazement controls.
The body loses weight and the mind
is bewildered by a massive display of space.
I enjoy the solitude.
All men should set aside
time examining the mind.
Should not a man exist for some
special impact rather than just routine.
Not so hard on oneself, however for
Indeed--worldly patterns often preclude
differences which produce individualism
and adventure.
Expand the mind to produce deafening sounds…
even as no words are even spoken.
One should study himself and his goals
grasping at even the most distant star.
For just as we deem God's sky endless…
So go the goals of man.
Lead me far above the clouds…
Far from any trace of worldly existence.
Out to where the clouds are topped only by God's
wondrous and seemingly endless blue.
All so I can renew
an old faith.
Drifting slowly out toward the horizon
Emitting silent tranquillity…
an air of amazement controls.
The body loses weight and the mind
is bewildered by a massive display of space.
I enjoy the solitude.
All men should set aside
time examining the mind.
Should not a man exist for some
special impact rather than just routine.
Not so hard on oneself, however for
Indeed--worldly patterns often preclude
differences which produce individualism
and adventure.
Expand the mind to produce deafening sounds…
even as no words are even spoken.
One should study himself and his goals
grasping at even the most distant star.
For just as we deem God's sky endless…
So go the goals of man.
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