In Light of Good Friday,

Blair Wingo is a beautiful poet. Her powerful words grip my soul and stir my heart. Is it her word choice? Her flow? No. It is the truth she spouts, it pours out of her. She's been given grace and it has clearly rocked her whole world. THIS is the power of her words.

I aspire to live with the clear convictions she writes about in many of her poems. The emphasis is on heart change by the Spirit. You can be changed by God from the inside out. Don't be focused on the external. It can't save you. Its a facade. A veil, yeah, that one He tore. He ripped it down and said that we could know HIM. We could personally be rejoined to Him through the blood of Jesus Christ. So commune in the covenant. Live in the love. Grow in grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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In "Don't Add On" she expounds on the untruth that is spread by Christians about baptism "as if water could do something that Jesus' blood couldn't" and tongues. "There's many gifts, did you think maybe this one isn't for you? "

"So don't add on, don't add on to the cross, cause what you're really saying it that Jesus didn't pay the total cost"