Monthly Archives: September 2015
A Vision of Holiness
There are times of contemplation that result in visions and erupt in worship. These are the best of times: those unharnessed moments, untamed and fierce – where you hold on to the wave, only to wonder and ponder this Holy … Continue reading
Restless for the Place I Belong
Today, another friend of ours died. It is a strange harvest season of good friends, and I find myself restless for the place we belong – in all the joy of Abba’s presence. Phil Wickham writes Heaven’s Song with that shared longing: … Continue reading
Reduced to Smoke Stacks and Debris
This September 11, in the misty dust of confused missions and unending dread, I lament in confession. 911 has become a date that has become the irrational reason for interminable terror. Not everyone can go to this prayer with me, but … Continue reading
I Heard You Singing
That God thinks of us is by itself a testament to His capacity to consider us. He continually reveals Himself in more intimate and caring ways than we have the capacity to fully enjoy. Zephaniah is not a well known … Continue reading
