Monthly Archives: July 2018

Hope and choice are all we have, that we can claim to own; The rest of all we think is ours, it really is on loan. Hold no hope in daily bread, for your shelf could be bare tomorrow, The … Continue reading →

Your vision may be twenty-twenty, but what do you perceive? The condition of our heart affects what we receive. One man sees a beggar and opens up his hand, Another sees contempt when he eyes same beggar man. The one … Continue reading →

You have no right to remain silent, you children of the King; If your soul’s been bought by His sweet Blood you can, you must now sing. The mouth of hell is open wide devouring souls of men; If you … Continue reading →

Mary Magdalene walked the earth with our Lord, Jesus Christ, But before the time she met Him she had a curse upon her life. Seven evil houseguests wore their welcome out, They filled her head with misery, filled her heart … Continue reading →

Horatio liked to blow his horn; he’d play it all day long; He never seemed to tire of his ego driven song. “Look at me; see me, people; for I am something great.” But as he raised his own praise, … Continue reading →

Will, he wanted to build a house, waterfront no less. And as he drew up its design, he wanted it to be the best. Will, he had deep pockets; he did not care the cost; He knew the best material … Continue reading →

From near and far the people came, The blind, the deaf, the sick, the lame. They met the Master at the boat, Within His hand He held their hope. Five thousand men, they came in faith, With their woman and … Continue reading →

What an honor, what a joy, To know these women, men and boys, Who served their country and fellow man, When others ran, they made their stand. Like Jesus they took up their cross, What we gained was their loss, … Continue reading →

Some people think the Bible says, “Do not judge another,” That we should be kind and true and always love our brother. But Jesus said we should judge the one closer than a friend, Judge them for their attitude, their … Continue reading →