Cabbages

I started the week with a silly ditty of a poem so thought I'd finish with one! This humorous and observational little poem has waited three years to be aired as I wrote it during the lockdowns!
It falls into the category I call, "Pointless Poems" and came from my pandemic musings of, "Is there a subject so boring you can't write a poem about it?"
I hope my poem called, "Cabbages" can bring you some sound advice and a little smile this Friday! Love Lucy x

Fifteen Years!

I decided to write a short, crystal-themed poem to celebrate my fifteen year anniversary with my husband! I hope you enjoy this light-hearted little poem, written especially for our Crystal Anniversary. Love Lucy x

Fruit Of The Spirit- Peace

Our June edition of my, "Fruit Of The Spirit" series is taking a look at the fruit of Peace. May the Lord's peace rule and reign in our hearts today and every day this week.
God bless you, love Lucy x

When I Feel...Filled With Grief And Brokenhearted

Nothing in life can really prepare us for the death of a loved one, whether it came suddenly or was expected through illness for a while. The stark reality of the loss we’re now experiencing naturally leads to grief and we all deal with grief in a different way. The important thing is to allow ourselves time to process and not try to run from it or bottle it up.

We can also grieve the loss of our health, a career, a relationship or friendship. We may find ourselves in a season of grieving the death of a dream or hope we had for our lives. We may feel certain kinds of grief more keenly than others but grief in any form is a heartbreaking thing to feel.

I pray this little meditation and poem can help us today if we're struggling to deal with grief. May we take the space and time we need to be honest with our emotions and with the help of the Holy Spirit, process them in a biblical way. Love Lucy x

The Sixth Commandment- You Shall Not Murder

Welcome, June and we're straight in with The Sixth Commandment, "You Shall Not Murder." Murder is such a huge act which most of us have thankfully never committed and yet...have we ever hated another person in our heart?
Jesus had some very challenging words to say on this subject and so I hope this little poem and prayer can be edifying for us today. Much love, Lucy x