A Shakespearean Infatuation

As part of my "Other Poems" series this year, I thought we could enjoy a fun little poem about one of my favourite pooches, Romeo. I felt this particular poem might be fitting for this week in the approach to Valentine's Day, as the name Romeo is of course linked to one of the most renowned love stories of all time!

My Romeo may be a little fluffy dog in Florida, but I imagine many of us can relate to the joy that comes with the unconditional love of a fur baby! I find they're such a gift from our wonderful Creator and can bring so much happiness into a dreary day. Whether you're an animal lover or not, I pray this poem can bring you a smile and inspire us to give thanks for the furry friends in our lives! L x

Armour Up! The Breastplate of Righteousness.

The second offering in my series called "Armour Up!" takes a look at the breastplate of righteousness. Some good questions to ask ourselves today might be: When it comes to standing before God, do I think of myself as worthy because of the way I live my life or because of Christ’s death on the Cross for me? Do I ever find myself feeling proud of the things I’ve achieved? Am I prone to feeling held back by guilt and shame from my past?
May this poem, insight and meditation be edifying for us today. Love Lucy x

Turn Worry Into Worship! (Psalm 139)

My third series for 2026 is called "Turn Worry Into Worship!" This series is intended to bring really short meditations consisting of a poetry couplet, a Scripture and a brief prayer.

Worry is such a paralysing thing that simply robs today of its joy, so I pray these little one to two-minute meditations at the end of each month can offer a quick shift of focus and help bring a change of heart for us this year. May worry have no place in our lives as we entrust all into the hands of our mighty Saviour and rest in His sovereignty. Let's take the energy we'd spend on worry and instead, use it to praise the Lord! God bless you, love Lucy x