Boats at rest in the harbor, dream about a life at sea. Longing for a new tomorrow, and the grand adventure it might bring. But for now they sit in silence, just staring at the ocean blue. Watching waves roll… Read More ›
Courage
The Bully
Life is like a bully, who refuses to play fair. Scratching and clawing at every chance, to remind you he’s still there. But you need no reminder, he is a foe you know just fine. From your brightest moments… Read More ›
Clay In the Potter’s Hands: a poem of trust | Mo Isom
Truly inspiring poem by Mo Isom. I thought it would be a shame not to share. Click on the link below to check it out. Clay In the Potter’s Hands: a poem of trust | Mo Isom.
10 Seconds of Courage
God works in truly amazing ways. Tonight I was leaving midtown with a buddy when a homeless man approached asking for some money. He was very upfront with us telling us, “I’m only asking for money so I can get… Read More ›
Dream On
Everything in life is structured. Each second is accounted for and every minute marked. Plans are made weeks in advance and schedules are filled with no room for error. Everywhere you look people are in chains, held captive by their… Read More ›
Behind Me
The devil is on me, I can’t fight him off. A jab to the stomach, a blood-filled cough. A left to the eye. A right to the jaw. I drop to my knees, try to stand but I fall. I’m… Read More ›
Fleshly Demise
Struggling like Paul, doing what I despise. My heart seeks righteousness, but my sin is my demise. Continuing this way, the ending is no surprise. A straight shot to the grave, unless I open my eyes. Looking at the heavens,… Read More ›
The Road Less Traveled
The pavement is rough, on the road less traveled. It’s usually littered with potholes, and surrounded by much gravel. This path less taken, is a tough one indeed. Yet undoubtedly it’s worth it, once one learns where it leads. It… Read More ›
Twisted
Where do you turn when hope is gone, Faith is lost and you can’t carry on. Each step is painful, every breath even worse. All you seek is an answer, to bring relief to the hurt. But it better come… Read More ›
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