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Dear Reader,
This poem was written as a standing protest—not of anger, but of allegiance. In an age that calls good evil and evil good, and that listens willingly to the ancient liar dressed as an angel of light, the Cross remains both the indictment and the answer. It does not negotiate with the world. It simply stands, and the grave is empty.
We take our...
Dear Reader,
This poem was written as a lament. It observes a culture that has learned to celebrate the night of masks and candy while forgetting the day a hammer struck a door and the Word was set free. It is not an argument against autumn or costume, but a reminder of what has been set aside: Christ the Cornerstone, and the light and salvation that are found in Hi...
A Note from the Poet
Dear reader,
Have you ever been so moved by the fact that we are royal heirs that the wonder of it nearly stops you? Not merely that we are forgiven, or rescued, or given a future—but that God sees us as He sees His Son.
In Christ we are not distant relatives or hired servants. We are joint-heirs. The Father ...
Note from the Poet
Dear Reader,
I wanted to share something quiet and true with you: every cell in me delights in Jesus Christ. It is the simplest thing I know, and it fills me completely. I hope it meets you gently.
With warmth,
The Poem
Psalm 45:1
My heart is inditing a good matter...
A Note from the Poet
Dear Reader,
This poem was written for every saint who still hears the old accusations. In a time when spiritual warfare is on the rise, that ancient liar—who knows his time is short—still loves to condemn the redeemed. Yet his charges fall empty. This is not a defense of self, but a declaration of what Christ has alre...