Today I’m reflecting on how we are designed to reflect God’s glory. I hope this prayer/poem encourages you to reflect on your design for God’s glory too.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Design. I love this chapter in Exodus which affirms our gifts as Christian creatives. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
Today I’m fixing my thoughts on God rather than on what has weighed on me this week. I hope this prayer/poem encourages you to fix your thoughts on God too.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Fix. I love this verse in Philippians which tells us to fix our thoughts on what is pleasing to God. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
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I’ve had a long-held fan girl crush on Vincent Van Gogh. I get compliments on my Capital One card every time I use it. It’s a little tribute to Vincent that I can hold every day. I’m sure he would be astounded and thrilled to know that I still treasure his art, more than 100 years after it was created.
It’s been a long time since I wrote on a five-minute prompt. It’s been even longer since I wrote a poem. This morning, I’m taking a few minutes to write this Easter prayer poem, and I hope you enjoy it.
I need spring, Lord.
I need You to clear away
all the brown decaying
detritus piled up for months
of cold waiting.
I need Your sunshine
to coax forth new growth
white and hidden
under dead leaves
but greening
as soon as Your light
gives sustenance.
I need your soft breezes
cheerful bird songs
blue sky hope
to remind me
nothing is impossible
for the one who believes.
One Sunday morning
Your light shone forth
in a garden,
when everyone thought
darkness would reign.
I need new hope
only You can give.
Help me find it today
in the fresh tender leaves
of lilac branches
whose flowers lift incense
heavenward
every year.
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