How many words can you get from ALABAMA?

This is about God’s gift to the world his only begotten son, Jesus Christ.

This poem for my mother, is filled with memories of life on the old farm. With it, I added a little, hand-made barnyard scene.

Looking like a lamb and acting like one is not the best combination to deal with big bad wolves. Changes need to take place, so something has to be done, in order to achieve a certain harmonization.

It’s what’s for dinner; okay I didn’t mean that… this time, it’s just I’m really into the angelic type and for a few weeks now I’ve been looking at an angel. Lion Loves Lamb, this girl, this angel has been on my mind and I believe…

A poem that with pictures would make a great children’s poetry book. It is a story about the undeniable friendship between and unlikely pair.

Top-a-the morning to you. My name is Farmer Josh and I am well… a farmer. This is my account of the terribly embarrising time I had last year when I got approached by another renegade farmer to do some lambing in the heart of England- Devon.
The account is of so much shame to me that I must share it with you all, it is too much weight for one lone farmer to bare… So sit back, put on your finest reading spectacles and for gods sakes go grab a glass of Scrumpy while you are at it.

Happy Farming
Farmer Josh.

Call her.

Jesus Christ came to the earth, was tempted and tried like we are, and yet did not sin. The remission of sin comes only by the shedding of innocent blood. In the Old Testament this required the sacrificing of a lamb without spot, The Bible calls Jesus THE LAMB OF GOD that takes away the sin of the world. The Blood of Christ cleanses us from all sin. Without the shedding of blood there is no remission of sin.

In a continuing effort to write an haiku on every subject, here’s one on sheep. Love them. In a good way.