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Poetsegesis

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by Dwayne Sheridan

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Poetsegesis (Poetry + Exegesis) invites you to ponder the Scripture and the "BIGNESS" of God one poem at a time. Each episode brings you a poem that focuses on the context of particular passage or passages of the Bible through a pastoral, studied lens. You will find that most, in fact, do rhyme. About our host and author: - served as a youth pastor for twenty years - finds himself taking poetic notes as he studies - hosts music shows at their home called Bard & Bow - builds the costumes for the The Wingfeather Saga animated series - talks to much about movies - is a big ol' nerd

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3/4/2025

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April 2, 2025

Jesus, Who Are You?

A poem to help you ponder John 7 and Matthew 11:28-12:14“Jesus, Who Are You?”written by Dwayne Sheridan ——— Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Some said, A good man is heOthers amazed that he hadn’t studiedJesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Will Christ do more signs than this man today?Or is he leading the people astray? Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Are you greater than father Abraham?Did you just claim that you are I Am?Jesus, who are you? Now the time had come, for the Feast of the JewsA time to remember, by sitting in boothsAnd the leaders of faith, had fallen to prideViewed Jesus a threat, and called for his lifeBut the crowds weren’t sure, in whom to believeSurprised by the fact, he was able to speakAs they knew of the threat, yet he spoke openlyWe know where he’s from, but who could he be? Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Some said, A good man is heOthers amazed that he hadn’t studiedJesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Will Christ do more signs than this man today?Or is he leading the people astray? Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Are you greater than father Abraham?Did you just claim that you are I Am?Jesus, who are you? The crowd there was troubled, as they knew that heHad healed on the Sabbath, was he law breaking?So Jesus answered, my teaching’s not mineIt comes from the Father, and it’s not my timeAnd on the matter, of a Sabbath’s breakCov'nant signs and healings, both are good that dayTo know the Father, and know His true planI'm Lord of the Sabbath, and Sabbath's for man. He called himself God, but carried through townThe means of his downfall, and wore a thorned crownThe ring of each nail, rang out from that hillJust one of three guilty whose blood would be spilled Did his power run out? His miracles seemed true.“Father forgive them, they know not they do.”Then darkness…A lawful veil torn… Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Some said, A good man is heOthers amazed that he hadn’t studiedJesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Will Christ do more signs than this man today?Or is he leading the people astray? Jesus, who are you? Who are you? Who are you?Are you greater than father Abraham?Did you just claim that you are I Am?Jesus, who are you? ——— If you like to put eyes to page even more than ears to sound waves, you can find a collection of our host’s poetry in book form on Amazon at http://a.co/d/il1LE0i

April 2, 2025

Take Care

A poem to help you ponder Deuteronomy 8:11-20“Take Care”written by Dwayne Sheridan ——— Living in the suburbsIn the safety of the cul-de-sacWhere children play'til the setting sun ends the dayAnd cars go out, to and froWith many places now to goFrom practices and entertainsAnd grocery stores' options galoreThere is a danger in the standsThat doesn't offer candyor drive a paneled van Take careLest you forgetthe Lord your GodTake careLest you forgetwho brought you here to where you areIf you find you have some wealthOr a semblance of easeWork to remember thatThe Lord provided theseTake care Think about, what He has brought you throughThe things you wanted,that He kept from youThe things you worked for,that He has brought to passBut why you,when others haven’t had the chanceYour power,your might,does nothingBut by the grace of Godit comes to somethingAnd sometimes,it all comes to nothingThere is grace in those thingsthat come to nothingTake care Who led?Who fed?Who freed?Whose bread?Whose might?Whose rite?Whose blood?Was shed? Take careLest you forgetthe Lord your GodTake careLest you forgetwho brought you here to where you areIf you find you have some wealthOr a semblance of easeWork to remember thatThe Lord provided theseTake care ——— If you like to put eyes to page even more than ears to sound waves, you can find a collection of our host’s poetry in book form on Amazon at http://a.co/d/il1LE0i

April 2, 2025

Through the Safety of the Door

A poem to help you ponder Psalm 6“Troubled Bones”written by Dwayne Sheridan ——— The guilty climber, he can seeThough nothing more than a thiefAnd a robberThe keeper opens up the gate To the blind, seals their fateSons and daughtersThose who are but hired handsThey will never take a standWhen there’s dangerBut the Good will give his lifeFor the fold, in the strifeHe’s no stranger Don’t follow after strangersDon’t heed their siren callFlee the shouting of the lovelessThrough the safety of the DoorDon’t follow after strangersThey want to take your allHeed the one with the gatekeeperThrough the safety of the Door I’m the Good shepherd, hear me sheep I know my own and they know meLike the FatherAnd for this reason, He loves meMy life laid down, no thieveryIt’s my honorThere are those not of this foldI must bring them in also Wolves howling in the nightThe day labors scatter quickly at the soundBut the Good one stands to fightGathers in his own by laying his life down Don’t follow after strangersDon’t heed their siren callFlee the shouting of the lovelessThrough the safety of the DoorDon’t follow after strangersThey want to take your allHeed the one with the gatekeeperThrough the safety of the Door ——— If you like to put eyes to page even more than ears to sound waves, you can find a collection of our host’s poetry in book form on Amazon athttps://a.co/d/iI1LE0i

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What is Poetsegesis?: Poetsegesis (Poetry + Exegesis) invites you to ponder the Scripture and the "BIGNESS" of God one poem at a time. Each episode brings you a poem that focuses on the context of particular passage or passages of the Bible through a pastoral, studied lens. You will find that most, in fact, do rhyme.

About our host and author:

served as a youth pastor for twenty years

finds himself taking poetic notes as he studies

hosts music shows at their home called Bard & Bow

builds the costumes for the The Wingfeather Saga animated series

talks to much about movies

is a big ol' nerd
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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