Coming Anyway
Welcome to Psalms in the Heart. This blog is a living journal of inner work—raw, honest, and rooted in connection. Here you’ll find poems, reflections, songs, and insights born from everyday life, spiritual study, and the ongoing struggle between the ego and the desire for truth. These writings are not polished sermons or distant philosophy. They come from the road, the workday, the quiet moments, and the storms of the heart. They explore love of friends, responsibility for one another, faith
Once upon a time,
without reason or rhyme,
people would sit and discuss,
no arguments, no fuss.
But then something changed,
like the world rearranged,
opinions turned into knives,
everyone fighting for their lives.
Now instead of conversation,
there’s outright hate—no illumination,
every word a loaded gun,
no one listening to anyone.
So what does it take
to come back to that place,
where sharing a vision or view
isn’t a crime for walking through?
I don’t understand why it’s this way,
maybe we forgot how to pray—
forgot that truth is not a win,
it’s what lets the light back in.
*By William S. Becker* I prayed with all the strength I knew, Yet nothing changed, no light came through. I gave my heart, I gave my all...