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Hey it’s Arroe. I’m a Poet. One that just happens to write in a forest.
In 2015 I stepped into a very special collection of trees at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, NC
While there. I did nothing but write. But they weren’t my words. They were The Lyrics From Billy’s Forest.
Nearly two years later God spoke to my heart. It was time to grow beyond the library, to write within other collections of trees. Mainly my forest in South Charlotte NC.
In every place I’ve written the spirit of Billy’s Lyrics vibrate the purpose and plan God put into play.
I never know what I’m going to write about when I enter these forest. Which gives us plenty of time in the end to talk about it.
These are not my words. These are the lyrics from Billy’s forest.
Today we jump into the subject of what we do to fit in. I begin it by asking about how Jesus fit in. He didn't. He wasn't a shape shifter but a life
changer. Within our daily walks and decisions decided we too are given the opportunity to make a choice. How will we fit in? Is that your present
need? What serves your required steps of acceptance? Engagement by way of helping others is growth. Utilizing the strength of what's been
experienced so that pieces can actually become peace filled. Each of us spend a lot of time trying to fit in. Our feelings are easily injured. Our
dreams are set aside. Our next decision is based on how shape has shifted. What if that craving to want to belong was given a new stream
to flow through? Instead of fitting into the valley floor your decision was to help change something that's growing with you. It's a choice without
having to lose your identity.
In 2015 I stepped into a very special collection of trees at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, NC
While there. I did nothing but write. But they weren’t my words. They were The Lyrics From Billy’s Forest.
Nearly two years later God spoke to my heart. It was time to grow beyond the library, to write within other collections of trees. Mainly my forest in South Charlotte NC.
In every place I’ve written the spirit of Billy’s Lyrics vibrate the purpose and plan God put into play.
I never know what I’m going to write about when I enter these forest. Which gives us plenty of time in the end to talk about it.
These are not my words. These are the lyrics from Billy’s forest.
Today we jump into the subject of what we do to fit in. I begin it by asking about how Jesus fit in. He didn't. He wasn't a shape shifter but a life
changer. Within our daily walks and decisions decided we too are given the opportunity to make a choice. How will we fit in? Is that your present
need? What serves your required steps of acceptance? Engagement by way of helping others is growth. Utilizing the strength of what's been
experienced so that pieces can actually become peace filled. Each of us spend a lot of time trying to fit in. Our feelings are easily injured. Our
dreams are set aside. Our next decision is based on how shape has shifted. What if that craving to want to belong was given a new stream
to flow through? Instead of fitting into the valley floor your decision was to help change something that's growing with you. It's a choice without
having to lose your identity.
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