Category: Prayers and Poems
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The Light
Arise, shine, for your light has come. Isaiah- 60:1 The Light Even when darkness comes close,it does not take over the horizon.It cannot stop our prayers or the courage growing inside us. The Light burst through the sky as a promiseIt is too bright to be held back, like the dawn waking up or like… Read more
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What does Easter Mean to You Personally?
For me, Easter is more than simply a date. It’s a gentle stirring as I reflect in my soul and spirit on the love of a Father who chose to sacrifice His Son to save mankind. Let us pause together and reflect on how this season is shaping our hearts and our community. As I… Read more
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January Quotes & Faith‑Rooted Reflections
Dear Readers, Before I resume sharing entries from my journals, I want to pause for a moment to encourage you as we step into this new year together. I also want to let you know that some of my recent work has been refined with a careful editorial eye, and I’m thrilled to share the… Read more
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Thoughts on Grief
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Grief is not a problem to solve, but a presence to endure, a quiet companion that reshapes the soul in silence. Though it may arrive uninvited, it teaches us how deeply we have loved and how tenderly we are still learning to let go. The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken… Read more
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The Devil’s Curb
Broad is the way that leads to destruction There are moments in every believer’s journey when we find ourselves standing at the edge of something dangerous, not fully in the wrong, but not fully anchored in the right. “The Devil’s Curb” names that fragile place. It’s the spot where temptation feels subtle, compromise feels small,… Read more
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Stricken Souls – A Poem
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Stricken Souls Grief is an unwelcome companion that has intertwined itself with my life. Four friends of mine have been taken far too soon: one at the hands of her partner, one suddenly without warning, one by the relentless grip of cancer, and another by the ravages of COVID. Each loss has carved a unique… Read more
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A Book Spine Poem
To Write or Not to Write Dear Readers, I am now going to continue interjecting my poems. My poems are based on my life experiences, perspectives, and observations. Whether it’s rhyme, free verse, haiku, or prose, my writing aims to capture the intricacies of human emotions and the beauty, complexity, and sometimes the chaos of… Read more
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Thank You :)
“O give thanks unto the LORD, for He is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.” — Psalm 107:1 (KJV) Since you are here, thank you for visiting, reading, and subscribing. I am a work in progress: a healing and deliverance process. I pray that your keenness discovers that I write from mishaps, pain, trauma,… Read more
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Snowy Moments – A Train Ride to the West Coast
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Writing Prompts As the train glides smoothly over snow-covered tracks, the world outside transforms into a serene landscape of sparkling white. Inside the warm carriage, you settle by the window with a journal in hand, ready to let your thoughts flow. The gentle motion of the train and the mesmerizing view of snow-laden trees and… Read more
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Notebook Whispers of Inspiration
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(c) JJFaucher ’24 Just Thoughts This unique graphic collection opens the first chapter of my creative journey, a series of micro poems and haiku capturing the essence of my life experiences, thoughts, and emotions. Each piece is a quiet reflection, an intimate whisper of sentiment, seamlessly intertwined with art. Created as part of a practice… Read more
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