Category Archives: Easter

RESURRECTION DAY

Posted on July 23, 2019 by Joel Emerson

The stone was rolled, the grave was opened, A body once cold has death’s power broken. It could not keep the Son of God, He will not sleep beneath the sod. He stepped out into morning’s light, I have no … Continue reading →

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The Promise of Spring

Posted on April 4, 2014 by Joel Emerson

Sweet equinox, the world tilts in our favor, The earth warms to perfection, and all life it does savor. Both flower and beast emerge into light From its sodden dark dungeon and its winter respite. Month after month the great … Continue reading →

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Broken Cycle

Posted on January 21, 2014 by Joel Emerson

Cycle of earth turns round and round, What once came by birth returns to the ground. Daylight to darkness the world as it turns, Our time on this earth, a candle that burns. The leaves on the trees they die … Continue reading →

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Revived and Alive

Posted on December 28, 2013 by Joel Emerson

All the earth celebrates in joyous exaltation, of the One who by His hand, formed all of the creation. After winter’s dreary death, a cold and quiet rest. An explosion of vivid color by nature’s congregation. The sun warms the … Continue reading →

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