In his poem, “And Lift Them,” Ryan Keating expresses a prayer for the thousands of people trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings in Syria and Turkey as a result of the recent earthquake. Continue reading And Lift Them

In his poem, “Overshadow Me,” Ryan Keating recognizes the gift of rest and sleep as a means that God uses to teach our souls deep truths. Continue reading Overshadow Me

In his poem, “Sleep is Trust,” Ryan Keating recognizes the gift of rest and sleep as a means that God uses to teach our souls deep truths. Continue reading Sleep is Trust

In his poem, “Jesus Heals A Paralytic,” Ryan Keating reflects on the significance of the miracle from Mark 2 from the perspective of the man who was healed. Continue reading Jesus Heals A Paralytic

In his poem, “A Psalm for August,” Ryan Keating reveals a longing to be loved by the Father and to find his identity in that love. Continue reading A Psalm for August

In his poem, “I Speak In Tongues,” Ryan Keating expresses some of the nuances of a worship practice he grew up with and has since spent long hours trying to understand. Continue reading I Speak In Tongues

In his poem, “Winemaking,” Ryan Keating explores some parallels between spiritual growth and the processes involved in making wine. Continue reading Winemaking

In his Palm Sunday poem, “Editing Branches,” Ryan Keating recalls the graciousness of Jesus even while we prepare to receive him. Continue reading Editing Branches

In his poem, “Ash Wednesday,” Ryan Keating reflects on the intimacy and hope of repentance. Continue reading Ash Wednesday

In his poem, “The Father Gives His Son Cells,” Ryan Keating explores some of the paradoxical and mysterious dimensions of the incarnation. Continue reading The Father Gives His Son Cells

In his poem, “Death Is At Work,” Ryan Keating reflects on the theme of mortality and the promise of resurrection life. Continue reading Death Is At Work

In his poem, “The End,” Ryan Keating shares a meditation about the nature of God’s love that makes humans more than just means to an end. Continue reading The End