Category — Marriage

Continuing on in the series on discovering God’s will for our live’s today we will cover the Shepherd. The Shepherd is a picture of God’s best for our lives. Let us examine some attributes of the Shepherd, and we will learn more about determining God’s will.

The Shepherd- The Shepherd was the Shulamite’s one true love, and he had a number of attributes that set him apart from Solomon. Let’s look at what made him so unique. [Read more →]

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Today as I was sorting my documents I ran across a couple poems I wrote about my wife Kathy, and my daughter Leanna. Here is the one I wrote for my wife.

“The Hopeless Romantic“
A hopeless romantic from birth till today
Searching for parts in “love drama’s” to play

Some “parts” seemed at best a comedy
Others plots even worse more like tragedy

To write a love story I could not though I tried
No happily ever after the lovers divide

When all hope of a story in my heart had died
God wrote a story where two worlds collide

These worlds were as different as night and day
But quickly we realized this was no mere “play”

The plotline was far from ideal in this play
The characters hadn’t really planned it this way

Opening night brought some mixed reviews
Some raved some offered opposing views

It soon became apparent God was doing something new
This show wasn’t closing despite any bad review

What was it about this story that made it so great?
Was it action, adventure, love, war or hate?

No it was something far greater a peculiar trait
Something missing in many stories of late

It’s not romance alone that makes an epic tale
Action, romance, adventure can all go stale

There is only element that makes an “ever after” tale
If you’re missing this element you surely will fail

The difference that made this love story so grand
Was the one who held the pen in His hand

An Author so infinite, holy, and grand
Wrote the greatest love story in all of the land

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This post is in honor of my beautiful, and godly wife who’s life inspires poetry in my soul. On occasion on the 31st day of the month as I’m reading Proverbs 31 I turn it into a poem about my wife and give it to her this is one that I wrote for her some time ago.

“A hymn to my wife”
Based on the life of Kathy my Proverbs 31 woman

A good woman is hard to find,
and worth far more than a diamond mine.

Her husband trusts her without hesitation,
and never has reason for lamentation.

No spite can be found in her mind or her tongue
She treats him generously her whole life long.

She shops for the best yarns and cotton
Her families clothing needs are never forgotten

She brings surprises from places faraway
She’s up before dawn, preparing her day

She always has an eye for investment
She saves, she plans, she makes every payment

First thing in the morning, she dresses for employment,
Getting things done brings her great enjoyment

She’s skilled in all the arts of homemaking
She’s quick to assist anyone who’s wanting

Her family always is nicely attired
Her fashion sense leaves nothing to be desired

Because of her character her husband is respected
Her godly example leads him to be promoted

When she speaks she has something to say,
and she always says it in the kindest way.

She keeps an eye on her entire dwelling
and keeps them all fruitful and hard-working

Her children respect and bless her grace
her husband joins in with words of praise:

Many women have done wonderful things,
but you’ve outclassed them all in everything

Charm can mislead and beauty soon fades.
This woman should be admired and praised

This woman who lives in the Fear-of-GOD.
Deserves your gifts, your glory, and laud

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