Welcome to my personal Substack. I write on faith, gardening, culture, and grief. I publish sonnets exclusively on Wednesday and essays on Fridays. Words, photos, pretty much everything you see is my own work, for better or worse. Thanks for reading.
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Sonnet III
I recently started a series of sonnet meditations on the names of God. You can read about it here. Today I am sharing the third.
The Holy Spirit, also known by those who still peruse the KJV as the Holy Ghost, is the third person of the T...
Rose Of Sharon
Last Wednesday I started a series of sonnet meditations on the names of God. You can read about it here. Today I am sharing the second.
“I am the rose of Sharon.” Song of Solomon 2:1
The rose of Sharon is named once in the Bible by King...
Ancient Of Days
Over the last few months, I’ve turned my mind to the names of God, meditating on His names through sonnet. Every Wednesdays until Advent, I will share a sonnet here, and I hope you find them encouraging, as I have.
But first, a few notes....
Climb
Take no byways. Settle not for lesser
Paths. Turn only to the hill of Calvary.
Despite who asks or how firm the pressor
Be, endure, that God has His way with thee.
Hell is preferable to worldly relief;
Heaven sweeter by your godly hung...
A Short Meditation on Riding a Bike
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Theoretically, we ride a bike by pushing the right foot down, left foot down, right foot down—over and over and over again. We know that this repetitive motion is what propels the wheels and therefore us, forward; allowing balance an...
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