April 14
Spring is unfolding dramatically here in Missouri. Each morning I wake to a bit more green and a few more blossoms than the day before. They’re a constant reminder of the new life Christ offers.
Lately, I’ve found myself humming the lyrics to songs by Andrew Peterson (one of my favorite artists) that echo this glorious season. Lyrics like these:
And when the winter is over
the flowers climb through the snow
The willows weep and the clover grows
(Rejoice, The Burning Edge of Dawn)
I write these words on an April day
And the earth is drinking the early rain
The hills remember green again
(Remember Me, Resurrection Letters Vol. I)
And so the winter dies with a blast of icy wind
Like a mournful cry, it’s giving up the ghost again
Another sheet of snow melts away to gold and green
Look at Peter go, he’s racing to the tomb to see
Where has my Jesus gone?
He is not dead
He is risen
Risen indeed
(Risen Indeed, Resurrection Letters Vol. I)
Praising Him this Palm Sunday,
Bethany J.
(Click on the links above to listen to these beautiful songs in full!)
I enjoyed your lyrics and will check out these songs. Spring has come very early to Alaska, too, and we are really enjoying the sunshine and warm days. Many blessings to you and your family during this Holy Week! Love, Aunt T
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That sounds lovely! Thank you 🙂
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