By: Casey Zachary Listen to Psalm 23 read in Kreyol This is part 2. Read my initial thoughts on Psalm 23 It is also important to remember that we are not the “shepherd” or “host” of ourselves. Surely it is heightened in our culture, but the desire to run our lives
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/zFG6y1] Luke 15:3-7 in English 3Lè sa a, Jezi di yo parabòl sa a: 4Sipoze yonn nan nou gen san (100) mouton. Si l’ pèdi yonn ladan yo, èske li p’ap kite katrevendisnèf lòt mouton yo nan dezè a, pou li al dèyè sak pèdi a? L’ap chache l’ jouk
By: Casey Zachary David Brainerd lived a short life from 1718-1747. He was born one of nine children, with his mother and father both passing away before he was 14. He studied at Yale for three years, until he was expelled for criticizing a tutor. Although he did not received
So I Send You -Margaret Clarkson So send I you to labor unrewarded, To serve unpaid, unloved, unsought, unknown, To bear rebuke, to suffer scorn and scoffing, So send I you to toil for me alone. So send I you – to loneliness and longing, With heart a-hungering for the
By: Casey Zachary I couldn’t help but think of the Haitian people this morning as I read the first few chapters of Joshua and the account of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River, entering into the Promised Land. I realize this story is specific to those who were led by
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/C13zzJ] Rough translation Moun ki mete nan Jezu (Those who put themselves in Jesus) Gnou konfians ki san mezu (Have a confidence that cannot be measured) yo kapab pa jamn tonbe (They will never fall) Deliverans you assure (Their deliverance is assured) ke (chorus): Ak konfians n-a va mache (With
