There’s a song toward the end of the musical, Les Miserables, called Empty Chairs at Empty Tables. It is a […]
Tag Archive for ‘Poetry’
Unexpected Glory
Middle of last week, I was really feeling it as I was still reading the book of Judges. I had […]
Holy Week – Thursday
I was finishing my walk this morning when I saw this on the ground. It was a part of a […]
Holy Week – Tuesday
Before Scout and I went out this morning, I thought it was supposed to be a clear-ish morning and that […]
Holy Week – Monday
This morning, I was blessed to read a poetic prayer written by our conference minister, Rev. David Long-Higgins. He shares: […]
Showing Up
What is it that we each uniquely bring to the world? And before you say that you don’t have something, […]
BIAY – Matthew 28 – Phoboschara
Yes I made up that Greek word. It is actually a conjunction of phobos and chara – two words that […]
BIAY – Proverbs 1:20-28 – Wisdom
If you are familiar with the Enneagram, I am rooted in the 5 – the observer or the investigator. The […]
No Hands But Our Hands
A few days ago I was walking through an outdoor Station of the Cross and noticed something strange. On the […]
The Struggle that Undergirds the Grace
About a week ago, Garrison Keillor shared this poem on his Writers Almanac podcast. What a slow way to […]
Imago Scriptura 