by KP Yohannan | Jun 18, 2018 | Blog
“Little puppy, what do you want?” The big horse snorted in contempt. “You are wasting your time in this house; The Master has no use for dogs like you. I carry the loads and pull his cart— And you, a tiny thing—what can you do?” The little dog was hurting inside; He...
by KP Yohannan | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog
You are the only one, O Lord who sees and knows the agony of my troubled heart and You alone can make me whole. I am tired and weary exhausted and drained for I don’t know what to do with problems I can’t even define. Your Word tells me You care every hair on my head...
by KP Yohannan | Jun 9, 2018 | Blog
James and John were furious. These Samaritans had the gall to close their village to Jesus just because He was traveling to Jerusalem. Instead of being overwhelmed with gratitude that the Jewish Messiah would even set foot on their soil, they closed their doors....
by KP Yohannan | Jun 4, 2018 | Blog
Paradise was lost long before our time, yet I cannot help but be fascinated with it. Sometimes I play the events over in my mind. This poem is part of that movie in my head. Paradise: beauty unimaginable. Flowers all colors all combinations deep green leaves dancing...
by KP Yohannan | May 29, 2018 | Blog
Thousands of people were pressing against Jesus while He was making His way to Jairus’ house to pray for his gravely sick daughter. They all wanted to get a glimpse of the Man who could heal the sick and do wonders. Perhaps they would hear Him say something important,...
by KP Yohannan | May 28, 2018 | Blog
I Could Have . . . I planted an oak twenty years ago Now it is grown to a full tree. I could have planted one thirty years ago Not just one but a dozen or more. Time waits for no one no matter who he is Do what could be done the time is now. KP Yohannan. “I Could Have...
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