From The Archives: Thy Kingdom Come?

March 30, 2016 / Cheryl McGrath / 2 Comments

First posted in January, 2013: "Thy Kingdom come." It’s probably the most frequently spoken prayer known in Christendom, uttered all over the world daily by multitudes of Christians since time immemorial. We so desperately want the Kingdom of God to come, don’t we? Errr….don’t we? Well…..maybe. Ever considered what we’re actually asking for as we … Continue reading From The Archives: Thy Kingdom Come?

Gadarene

April 20, 2013August 7, 2014 / Cheryl McGrath / 5 Comments

April is Bread for the Bride's one year anniversary, and to celebrate I am reblogging some of the posts from the last year. The story of the Gadarene (Luke 8:26-39) never fails to move me. This prophetic poem was posted in June 2012. Among the tombs I made my home And wild and naked did … Continue reading Gadarene

Thy Kingdom Come?

January 18, 2013January 20, 2013 / Cheryl McGrath / 9 Comments

"Thy Kingdom come." It’s probably the most frequently spoken prayer known in Christendom, uttered all over the world daily by multitudes of Christians since time immemorial. We so desperately want the Kingdom of God to come, don’t we? Errr….don’t we? Well…..maybe. Ever considered what we’re actually asking for as we repeat that well-worn phrase? … Continue reading Thy Kingdom Come?

Gadarene

June 14, 2012June 19, 2012 / Cheryl McGrath / 6 Comments

Luke 8:26-39 Among the tombs I made my home And wild and naked did I roam As day turned night and back again No difference did I know They chained me but I broke their chains They shackled me and ran away But he that lived inside of me Could never be contained … Continue reading Gadarene