After Luke 4:14-30
The baptism
in the river,
the temptation
in the wilderness,
had passed;
now was the time
to return.
As it did,
the news moved
out in reports,
in waves, often
traveling ahead
of him, creating
interest and
curiosity, inspiring
hope and expectation,
across the Galilee
and surrounding
areas, a growing
fame preceding him,
wherever he went.
Photograph by Absolut Vision via Unsplash. Used with permission.
Some Friday Readings
“Wakening,” poem by John Deane – D.S. Martin at Kingdom Poets.
Three Ways to Walk with Those Who Grieve – Kirsten Black at Faithful Paradox.
In the Silence of God – poem by Mark Rico at Rabbit Room Poetry.
“O Come, Thou Traveler Unknown,” hymn by Charles Wesley – Anthony Esolen at Word & Song.
My Old, Obsolete Knowledge – Seth Lewis.

If there had been newspapers back then, Glynn, I wonder what the headlines would be? Another wonderful poem, my friend!
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