
God who positioned our orbit for life knows our seasons, knows the days that give us life and the days that grieve us, and we can look to Him to feed us through it all.
Words to bridge the gap between faith and life…
God who positioned our orbit for life knows our seasons, knows the days that give us life and the days that grieve us, and we can look to Him to feed us through it all.
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Hi Matt, I really like your web site! I have read your Lenten poems and your essay on history,and faith. You have a gift for writing in a way which clarifies the issues. I look forward to reading yor Sabah poems.
nice writing matt
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Thankyou. Greetings back to you from Australia.
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I have nominated you for the Liebster blog award. Please check out my last post if you’d like to accept.
Thanks so much!
You’re welcome!
I have nominated you for the Liebster Award. Please visit http://aplaceforpoetry.wordpress.com/ .
Thanks! I don’t think I can accept it twice, but thanks for the encouragement π
A pleasure Matthew π
Hello Matthew! I just wanted to stop by and let you know I nominated you for the Liebster Award for your inspiring poetry! Thank you so much for sharing! If you choose to accept it you can go here: http://createdbythepotter.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/liebster-award-2/…blessings to you in Christ!
Thankyou! That’s very encouraging. I’ve already received a Liebster Award so I may not officially accept this one, but it’s much appreciated. And congratulations on your nomination too.
Aw rats! Somebody beat me to it. haha! π That’s cool. Anyhow, you’re welcome and thank you for sharing your gifts! God bless!
Hi Matthew,
My name’s Miriam, and I’ve heard about your site (and I think met you before?) around Melb Christian circles. I really resonate with your ethos and writing, and congrats on the SPCKA comp! =)
Hi Miriam. Thanks for the encouragement! I think we have met a couple of times through Ridley circles. Glad to hear that my writing has resonated π
Hi Matthew, Tony Roberts said I should drop by and say “Hi”. So…. “Hi!”
Tony said you were contributing some poems to his up and coming book, “Delight in Disorder”.
I’m looking forward to delving into your blog π
Blessings,
Lyn
Thanks, Lyn! Glad you stopped by. I noticed your name on Tony’s blog. I look forward to reading more of your writing too – I like what I’ve read so far. God bless.
http://overland.org.au/prizes/the-poetry-prize/
Thanks! I’ll look into it.
I have awarded you a “Blog of the Year Award.” To read the details, visit –
http://awaywithwordsblog.com/2013/11/28/blessedbountiful-blogs/
Participate if you feel so led. Otherwise, just enjoy the blessing, my friend.
I like The Consolation of Writing as a definition and as an act! “Con-sole” makes me think of “With” and “Alone”, being next to someone alone, and writing can be that powerful, getting close to people. Thank you for the follow by the way. Please be aware that my blog is a bilingual one.
So you may get links to some poems in English as well as to some in Italian…
I’m trying to keep the posting balanced between the two languages. Keep up the good work. Blessings,
Anna
Thanks! What a great interpretation of “console”. I’ll have to remember that.
Awesome Soft Fish