This rendition of the Bible parable of Lazarus and the rich man in Luke is a poetic reminder that we are all commanded to love even the poor.
Fluent in Pain
I’m Just
Written from the perspective of a member, this poem observes the trials, tribulations, and victories of being a pastor to show the importance of purpose and having a personal relationship with the Most High.
Insecurity
Insecurity is not something to run from because it serves as an insight to certain aspects of our spirituality that need to be addressed.
All-Knowing
It's no use to hide behind pretenses because God sees everything and all that is done shall be declared upon the housetops.
For the Love of God
The author gives insights to his poem, Greatest Fear, which focuses on the intentions behind why people do good things. This analysis compares the validity of fear versus love in an individual's relationship with God.
Walk on Water
Emotions can be like dark seas in an unpredictable storm. Yahusha [Jesus Christ] Messiah is the love and peace that stills the storm within.
Greatest Fear
A deep reflection upon the root of his fears, the author concludes that the fear of Yah is wisdom that leads one to repentance.
Foreseen Future
This Israelite poem references the battle between self- and social-environment, hidden behind a wall of emotion and deeper meaning.
Spiritual Drought
Life has it's ups and downs, but sometimes these down moments can leave us feeling abandoned in a wasteland. Thankfully there is always hope!
the Bush & the Bee
Even in observing flowers and bees, nature teaches us to love by an unlikely romance. Watchfully we learn to trust the process and and appreciate devine order.