The crashing boom when but a tiny acorn in the forest falls, is just as loud as that which in the mind is heard each time God calls - And rustling leaves within the trees, their deafening roar is likened to, the sound within a soul each time the Holy Spirit passes through. Each time a blade of grass is bent the screech of fibers torn apart is heard by God, who also hears the screams of every broken heart. The gentle winds that sway the flowers, as blossoms clatter to and fro, crescendos in the ears of those who hear the Gospel's message flow. Rippling, bubbling, babbling brooks that flow through fields of buttercups become the rushing sound of living waters when He fills our cup. From distant hills birds echo trills; God hears their vibrant choral song, and just the same He tries to tame our conscience - whistling right and wrong. The forest brings forth many sounds that often ears will never hear; the same is true of souls not listening every time that God draws near. Now picture deep within the forest of the souls of all mankind, the thirsting, yearning, dry, forsaken spiritual drought is what we find. And if a tiny drop came splashing into each ‘twould cause a flood, if not a drop of rain, but crashing came a drop of Jesus' Blood! Poems by Ron BaronTrinity Forest
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