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Meat for the Hungry: June 2015

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Sunday, June 21, 2015. 8220;If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you” is the first line of Rudyard Kipling’s poem entitled “If”. As a kid, I loved poetry and still do. I love the pulse and rhyme of poems. My first poetry book was Read-Aloud Poems. One Christmas my mother purchased the book, One Hundred and One Famous Poems. Nevertheless, they are God-created. From our heavenly Father&...

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Meat for the Hungry: May 2015

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Saturday, May 30, 2015. Hope longs and expects. Have you ever prepared something you couldn’t wait to deliver? You lovingly create this special item and then rehearse every scenario of the moment it is received. But when the time comes, things don’t go as planned. Somehow the delivery was bungled. The timing skewed. The reception less than perfect. What happened? Aww, such is life, my mother would say. But why? Nevertheless, we...

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Meat for the Hungry: February 2015

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Saturday, February 14, 2015. Love, A Many Splendored Thing. In the beginning of a relationship, it saturates our whole body and we feel as though we’re walking three feet off the ground. Every waking moment is consumed with thoughts of our beloved and our nighttime dreams enhance passion. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Weaver" (My favorite poem). The Names of God. Love, A Many Splendored Thing.

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Meat for the Hungry: "The Weaver" (My favorite poem)

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. The Weaver" (My favorite poem). My life is but a weaving. Between the Lord and me. I cannot choose the colors;. Oftimes He weaveth sorrow,. And I in foolish pride. Forget He sees the Upper,. And I the underside. Not ‘til the loom is silent. And the shuttles cease to fly,. Shall God unroll the canvas. And explain the reason why. The dark threads are as needful. In the Weaver’s skillful hand,. As the threads of gold and silver.

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Meat for the Hungry: The Names of God

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. The Names of God. The Names of God. Of the LORD is a strong tower, the righteous runs into it and is safe” Prov.18:10. The name of God as Creator. It is the first name God gives Himself. Gen. 1:1. It is a plural noun used with a singular verb, suggesting the Trinity. Deut. 6:4. This name designates God as God Deut. 10:17. 8220;God Most High” Gen. 14:18-23. But, He is also our Redeemer Psalm 78:35. Lord and Master. “Lo...The Lor...

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Meat for the Hungry: March 2015

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. By The Blood Of The Lamb: A Story for Passover. 160;    Intense forceful wind swept the floor of the desert hurling bits of sand that stung our faces. Yet, with feet feeling of lead, we trudged toward the sea of tents. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Weaver" (My favorite poem). The Names of God. By The Blood Of The Lamb: A Story for Passover. View my complete profile.

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Meat for the Hungry: April 2015

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Saturday, April 4, 2015. By The Blood Of The Lamb - A Story for Passover - continued. I scarfed down the manna cakes left for my breakfast and went in search of Ithamar. As I drew closer to the Tabernacle, the curtained structure that seemed so ominous a few days ago, I heard Eleazar’s voice. Just outside the east-facing tapestry gate, he and Ithamar were instructing the priest trainees and Levites. 8220;I have come in peace&#4...

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Meat for the Hungry: September 2014

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Sunday, September 28, 2014. Is Your Wardrobe Changing? Indian summer is one of the most beautiful times of the year. Hues of. Mixed with the last bits of. Nevertheless, it’s not an effortless transition; it requires a conscious decision. We could stay in our bathing suits and freeze, but we don’t – we change with the seasons. Links to this post. Sunday, September 21, 2014. Rosh Hashanah or T. The Day of Atonement, and The Feast...

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Meat for the Hungry: How Long, O Lord?

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. How Long, O Lord? 2015 started off well, but seven days into this New Year, extreme violence hit. Although the situation in Judah, twenty-six hundred years ago, was quite different, I find myself identifying with Habakkuk’s wail. 8220; O Lord, how long. Shall I cry, and You will not hear? Even cry out to You, "Violence! The gap between the righteous and the wicked is widening and the growing disdain f...

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Meat for the Hungry: What Can I Give?

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Meat for the Hungry. Giving encouragement and sharing the meat of God’s word. Wednesday, December 24, 2014. What Can I Give? 8220;What can I give Him? 8221; For days, these words have been roaming around in my head along with the rest of the line, “give Him my heart.” They were driving me crazy, because I couldn’t remember from where they came, so I had to do some research. In the bleak mid-winter. Frosty wind made moan,. Earth stood hard as iron,. Water like a stone;. Snow had fallen, snow on snow,.