
No Longing for Egypt
The Israelites were quick to yearn For comfort in their past return. They missed the meals their chains supplied, Forgetting what those meals had denied.

The Israelites were quick to yearn For comfort in their past return. They missed the meals their chains supplied, Forgetting what those meals had denied.

When Heaven’s voice seems far away, And prayers repeat with no replay, Perhaps he’s said what we should do— To act with love, staying kind

Some things in life come with a guide, Yet pride says, “No worries. I’ll decide.” We think we’ll learn if we explore, But soon we’re

There once was a man with remarkable might, Who fought in the dark and conquered by light. He stumbled and fell when his heart was

When life feels like circles that spin you around, And joy takes a nap while confusion is found, Don’t chase every feeling that comes and

I feel something stirring deep down inside, A warmth that I sense, but I can’t quite decide. Is it a thought? A dream? A breeze

There’s a runner inside you, a jumper, a sprinter, Training you in the spring, fall, summer and winter— Not running for ribbons or medals or

If you want to write stories that sparkle and shine, Don’t rush every moment—make silence your sign. For silence grows sentences, steady and true, It

We spread the Good News as God has designed, As messengers chosen with purpose aligned. Some travel the country. Some teach in one place, All

We’re quirky. We’re different, odd as can be, Not copies or clones but uniquely set free. No two of us are the same, like leaves

Forgiveness is a burden rather strong, Not something that makes a happy song. It asks for us to drop our sword, And trust the justice

We look at our problems and wring our hands, Forgetting the One who holds all the lands. If he split the Red Sea with a