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Andrew Peterson

Andrew Peterson: The Top 25 Songs of All Time

August 9, 2023August 9, 2023 Staff 13 Comments Prayer, Joy, God, Sin, Romance, Andrew Peterson, The Burning Edge of Dawn, Jesus, Art, words, Resurrection, Christ, Sacrifice, grace, Rambling Ever On, Grief, Hope, Children, Good, Album, Faithful, Beauty, Life, Praise, Writing, Sorrow, Silence, Songs, Friends, Doubt, Worship, darkness, Forgiveness, The Road, Emotion, Lyrics, Behold the Lamb of God, Restoration, Celebration, Cormac McCarthy, Fear, The Dark Before the Dawn, Rejoice, Be Kind to Yourself, Light, Commitment, Rich Mullins, Redemption, Is He Worthy?, Listen, The Reckoning

This is it – Rambling Ever On’s Top 25 Andrew Peterson songs.

Judy

Rambling Ever On Pays Tribute: Happy Birthday to Judy Lytle!

February 21, 2023February 21, 2023 Staff 3 Comments Bible, Joy, God, Love, Jesus, Free will, College, kids, Mother, Christ, Family, Mom, Free Will Baptist, Hope, Personality, Faith, Parents, Honor, Wisdom, Children, Jesus Christ, Faithful, Life, Praise, Eternity, Women, Tribute, Church, Missionary, Friends, Servant, Welch College, Job, Passion, February, Hospitality, Hard Work, Gospel, Home, House, Serving, Commitment, Mentor, Live, Influence, Compassion, Grandchildren, Birthday, Panama, Baptist, Glory, Volunteer, laughter, Ministry, Honest, Teacher

Happy birthday, Judy Lytle!

Peter Gabriel

Rambling Ever On Revisits Peter Gabriel’s Up

February 10, 2023February 13, 2023 Phill Lytle 5 Comments Love, music, Spirituality, Hope, Death, Truth, Album, Review, Life, Up, Songs, Emotion, Sounds, Peter Gabriel, song, Pop, In Your Eyes, Sledgehammer, Big Time, Solsbury Hill

We spend some time looking back at “Up” by Peter Gabriel.

Remember

What I Learned from People Who Can’t Remember

November 25, 2022November 25, 2022 Amy Lytle 4 Comments Joy, Hope, Truth, Care, Thanksgiving, Thankful, Thankfullness, Thanks, Remember, Memory, How Great Thou Art

May we remember our Savior in an age of forgetfulness.

Rings of Power

The Verdict is In! “The Rings of Power” Review

October 28, 2022October 28, 2022 Staff 2 Comments Love, Art, Television, Family, Spirituality, Hope, Faith, Belief, Story, Elf, The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien, Christian, Culture, Providence, darkness, Friendship, Emotion, Men, The Hobbit, Peter Jackson, Characters, WOKE, Middle Earth, Mordor, Light, Sauron, Elves, Dwarves, Tolkien, Storyline, The Rings of Power, Amazon, Galadriel, Worldview

Rambling Ever On reviews “The Rings of Power” Season One.

Considering Ecclesiastes

Double Nines (Considering Ecclesiastes)

October 26, 2022December 20, 2022 Ben Plunkett 1 Comment Christianity, Suffering, Hope, Faith, Truth, Life, Heaven, Eternity, Man, Ecclesiastes, Vanity, Considering Ecclesiastes

Are they God that they can
discover His mysteries alone and without succor?

captive

A Captive’s Cry

October 18, 2022October 18, 2022 Staff 2 Comments Sin, Love, Poetry, Hope, Faith, Poem, Evil, Fear, Soul

And the sun just disappeared,
birthed us dark and wasted years
held captive by our fears.

Magic Moment

The Magic Moment: The Moment “The Wingfeather Saga” Clicked

July 19, 2022July 19, 2022 Phill Lytle 2 Comments Joy, Love, Andrew Peterson, Art, Reading, Books, Hope, Review, Life, Eternity, The Wingfeather Saga, Emotion, On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness, C.S. Lewis, Yearning, sehnsucht, Longing

The Magic Moment: The precise moment a story becomes something more. Something transcendent and magical.

easter is over

Easter is Over. Now What?

April 22, 2022May 17, 2022 Phill Lytle 2 Comments Joy, Jesus, Resurrection, Sacrifice, Easter, Christianity, Christian Living, Hope, Death, Faith, Truth, Thankful, Life, Church, The Church, Worship, Celebration, Light, Because He Lives, Mary, Redemption, The Gospel

What do we do now that Easter is over?

In This Season of Mourning

Poetry Theology

In This Season of Mourning

June 2, 2021June 30, 2021 Phill Lytle 4 Comments Prayer, Jesus, Pain, Christian Living, Grief, Hope, Death, Poem, Sorrow, Loss, Mourning, Sadness, Fear, Liturgy, sickness

A liturgy for those who mourn.

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