Tag Archives: Mercy

 Job 38:12 “Hast thou commanded the morning since thy days; and caused the dayspring to know his place;” Tucked in the whirlwind of God’s questioning to Job, this verse shines quietly. It’s not typically quoted as a declaration of love—but look closer. The Lord reveals that even the morning obeys ...

The Balm in Gilead  When shadows fall and hearts grow weak, When pain and fear no comfort seek, There walks a Man with hands outstretched, Whose voice calms storms and souls refreshed. He touched the leper, blind, and lame, And whispered life in mercy’s name. By stripes He bore, we ...

The Fisherman’s Lesson It was early morning by the shores of Galilee, and old Elias stood by the water, his hands worn and rough from years of casting his net. He was a seasoned fisherman, knowing the way of the tide, the patience needed to bring forth the bounty. But ...

A Crimson Shield of Grace Beneath the weight of darkened skies, Where sorrow weaves and justice cries, A river runs, so rich, so deep, A crimson tide that bids us keep. It flows from wounds once torn open wide, Love poured out, arms open no pride, A sacrifice, divinely spun, ...

A Love Beyond Measure I love Christ, the boundless Word, The echoing pulse where time is heard. Before the stars were cast in flight, He willed the dark to birth the light. I love Christ, whose hands unmade, The tyranny of death’s cascade. Each thorn, each lash, each piercing blade, ...