Baptism

The little saint

comes forward to become

a citizen

of the Kingdom.

The little saint

raises her face

to the empty cross

of salvation and grace

The little saint

knows no wisdom

only love --

the passport to the Kingdom.

O little saint!

For the rest of your days,

worship the LORD for

He is holy.

And

please believe it

precious one -

you are too.

Amen.

Tabitha

(Acts 9:36-42)

There was a female Lazarus named Tabitha

But hardly anyone knows of her story

So when October 25th comes up on the calendar

Let’s remember her part for God’s glory.

Without Love, where would you be now?

(Luke 7:1-10)

　

I am not worthy

to share in Your glory.

Yet You slaughter

the fatted heifer

for us prodigal sons and daughters.

　

I am not worthy

to share in Your glory.

As I hammer the nails in

For my sin.

　

I am not worthy

to share in Your glory.

But say the word

And my soul shall be healed.

When talking around God’s table

Link to ten rules for christian conversation

 

When talking around God’s table
Let’s not act like Cain and Abel.
Your argument should not be a big drama

and please don’t end it with, “Yo mama!”

When discussing around God’s table,

Let your heart and soul be graceful.

In order to be God’s spokesman

Your mind must be faithful and open.

When responding to someone at God’s table

Let not your words be wasteful.

There is a time for your statement.

So be patient, be patient, be patient.

When listening at God’s table

Let your attitude be charitable.

Everyone hasn’t traveled the same road as you,

Listen to the route taken by the girl with the tattoo.

When sitting around God’s table

Understand everyone’s position if you’re able.

Don’t be on Facebook with your iPhone

When someone is making their thoughts known.

When talking around God’s table

Let not your speech be hateful.

And the point you’re trying to sell

Doesn’t improve when you yell.

When debating around God’s table

Do not use stories from your crazy uncle.

If you want the question to have closure

Unite the facts with Scripture.

Have a leader at God’s table.

Someone who can discern fact from fable.

Someone who will let everyone be heard.

Someone who believes:

God first, everyone else second, and he or she third.

At end of the session at God’s table

Does our business return to usual?

Maybe God’s purpose in the end

Was for you to make a new friend.

A place Mapquest can't find

(1 Kings 19)

God saw Elijah‘s little world falling apart,

and asked

“What are you doing here?"

And

God in His mercy

fed and sheltered Elijah

and

waited as a breeze

waited as a tremor

waited as an inferno

then

repeated His question

in a small voice

“What are you doing here?”

And today

God in His infinite mercy

feeds and shelters His children

who are worrying about

their little worlds falling apart.

And He waits

sometimes as a brook

sometimes as a cloud

sometimes as a flood

and

repeats His question

in a small voice

“What are you doing here?”