In his poem, “Thy Works,” Michael Shoemaker praises God’s limitless, incomprehensible creations. Continue reading Thy Works

In his poem, “Lampposts in the Park,” Michael Shoemaker shows how friends in Christ can be a lamp to light our way as they reflect the Light that emanates from Christ. Continue reading Lampposts in the Park

In his poem, “The World Is Gone After Him,” Michael Shoemaker examines how the Pharisees and disciples of Jesus Christ saw and listened to Jesus’s words, but had differing responses and actions. Continue reading The World Is Gone After Him

In his poem, “Did Not Our Heart Burn Within Us?” Michael Shoemaker explores how we in our day can experience similar impressions as the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Continue reading Did Not Our Heart Burn Within Us?

In his poem, “Out, Out,” Michael Shoemaker carries the inner dialogue of a disciple as they face day-to-day temptations. Continue reading Out, Out

In his poem, “On the Curb,” Michael Shoemaker writes about an inward prayer where an unexpected miracle follows. Continue reading On the Curb

In his poem, “And He Frankly Forgave Them Both,” Michael Shoemaker expresses the wide expanse of mercy God applies when He forgives. Continue reading And He Frankly Forgave Them Both