I was recently inspired to write a poem for each day of creation–(which are written as poems themselves). I will be posting a new entry each day. Today: Genesis 1:24-31
Posted by Tyler Kirkpatrick | July 3, 2020 I was recently inspired to write a poem…
I was recently inspired to write a poem for each day of creation–(which are written as poems themselves). I will be posting a new entry each day. Today: Genesis 1:14-19.
I was recently inspired to write a poem for each day of creation–(which are written as poems themselves). I will be posting a new entry each day. Today: Genesis 1:9-13.
I was recently inspired to write a poem for each day of creation–(which are written as poems themselves). I will be posting a new entry each day. Today: Genesis 1:6-8.
I was recently inspired to write a poem for each day of creation--(which are written as poems themselves). I will be posting a new entry each day. Up first: Genesis 1:1-5.
We are in a period of longing. Much of that is simply painful, bitter longing. But might there also be a bittersweetness somewhere in our longing? Or even a sweetness?
In 1 Corinthians 15 Paul speaks to the doubters: "If Christ has not been raised your faith is futile."
We neglect a significant part of God’s message to us if we do not give due attention to the reality of death in all of its manifestations in human existence.
We remember that, as dark as it was, how unfair, inconvenient, frightening, Jesus went through it. He did feel abandoned by God, but never so much as to stop crying out to God.