In his poem “time matters little,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the timeless eternal power of what truly matters – our connection and surrendering to God’s immeasurable Love. Bach’s example of timeless art shows how, as instruments, we are all called to be blessed by God through each other. Continue reading time matters little
In his poem “Sky Crawls,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the patience of the Lord, but also on the ongoing nudging of the Lord for us to simply connect. Continue reading Sky Crawls
In his poem “How Great Thou Art,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on greatness, how we are all called to it, not with hubris, but in the humility of allowing the good Lord to work through us as instruments of His Greatness. Continue reading How Great Thou Art
In his poem “Masterful Woodwork,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the generational power of faith, not of something that lingers in the past, but is present and alive at this moment in the Holy Spirit. Continue reading Masterful Woodwork
In his poem, “Mannequin,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the often-overlooked gift of free will, alongside God’s immeasurable gift of being with us where we are. Continue reading Mannequin
In his poem, “This Day,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the good thief who is saved by the crucified Lord’s unending mercy. Continue reading This Day
In his poem, “Rocket Scientists,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the precious giving in to faith. Continue reading Rocket Scientists
In his poem, “Alpha and the Omega,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on what has no end, simply the love of God. Continue reading Alpha and the Omega
In his poem, “On the Way,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the daily challenge of losing sight of what truly matters. Continue reading On the Way
In his poem, “Shared Veranda,” Joe Bisicchia writes of the relationship with our good Lord being as one ever as loving, and as simple as that upon a porch talking and loving everyday life. Continue reading Shared Veranda
In his poem, “Voice of God,” Joe Bisicchia writes of an everyday moment of loving communication with a child, and hearing God react to it. Continue reading Voice of God
In his poem, “Ocean of Sky,” Joe Bisicchia references the sea as a mirror to God, and how being up close to the wonder of nature is always a way to see and speak with the Maker of it. Continue reading Ocean of Sky
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