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Tony Funderburk is THE Rhyme and Reason author, singer-songwriter. He’s written and published 30+ books for kids and adults in addition to scores of articles. And he’s composed hundreds of songs (and a couple of books) for businesses and loyal listeners.

Tens of thousands of families have enjoyed and supported his recorded music and live performances for many years. Tony believes our existence is a beautiful gift from God to each of us, including our gifts and talents.

So, we should use them to create and serve others. When you tune in to Tony Funderburk’s The Power of God’s Love Podcast, you’ll get rhymes, reasons, and songs delivered to your inbox for free. AND click here to get free songs and a book right away. And Click here to learn more about Tony’s story.

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Tony Funderburk Posted on August 16, 2026 by TonyAugust 16, 2026
The simple things delight when they turn wrong to right

So we should all take time to savor the simple things. I stood there staring out the window, almost hypnotized. And I began to form a story in my head about a mean king who lives in the red sky. Instead of making him a king made of fire or something else red, I decided he was full of hot air. And I called … Read the rest…

Posted in Rhymes For Kids, Tony Funderburk | Tagged rhymes for kids, The simple things
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 15, 2026 by TonyAugust 16, 2026
Go faster and higher to find your desire

Kids love for things go faster and higher. You probably felt the same way when you were a kid. And maybe you still feel that way sometimes. Especially when challenges pile up. I remember grandparents saying something like “stop wishing your life away.” They had a point. When you’re a kid, you just can’t see how good you’ve got it. Someone else is responsible … Read the rest…

Posted in Rhymes For Kids, Tony Funderburk | Tagged Go faster and higher, rhymes for kids
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 14, 2026 by TonyAugust 16, 2026
Go to college unless you care about knowledge

If you care about your kids and grandkids, pay attention to this. Way, way back in the twentieth century, I was able to go to college in the rural countryside of Kansas. Have you ever watched the episode of The Waltons about John boy’s first day in college? Well, watching him is practically like watching me show up for my first day. Because the … Read the rest…

Posted in Friday vibes, I Timothy, know your rights, Rhyme and Reason, Rhyme and Reason Podcast, Tony Funderburk | Tagged go to college, higher learning, rhyme and reason podcast, tony funderburk's podcast
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 12, 2026 by TonyAugust 13, 2026
Pure water flows through living rainbows

Pure water flows through light but still doesn’t have any color. It’s clear. But there are plenty of ways you might see color in water. Of course, there are the obvious ways. Add food coloring. Or paint. Or you could even shine through water in a glass and see a beautiful, colorful prism on the wall. But that’s just bent light. Not real color … Read the rest…

Posted in evolution fairy tale, John, Rhymes For Kids, Tony Funderburk, Wisdom Wednesday | Tagged Color of water, Living Water, Pure water flows
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 11, 2026 by TonyAugust 13, 2026
Metaphors for kids are found in rhyme and reason ground

I enjoy dreaming up metaphors for kids. Plain and simple. Because, when I write, I like to hide the deeper meaning just a little below the surface. Try to get ‘em to think. Not just react. I love rhymes. But I also love reason. And by “reason,” of course I mean logic. Read my Rhyme and Reason blog posts and so many of my … Read the rest…

Posted in creative writing, Rhyme and Reason Podcast, Rhymes For Kids, Tony Funderburk | Tagged a metaphor, metaphors and similes, Metaphors for kids, rhyme and reason podcast, rhymes for kids, tony funderburk's podcast
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 10, 2026 by TonyAugust 10, 2026
People watching turns into things I write and send to you

My love for letters and words began long before I set foot in a school. Some of my earliest memories are of my Grandmother and my Mom reading stories and the Sunday “funnies” to me. I think the word pictures those stories and comic strips helped me create led to my lifelong habit of people watching. Especially goofy kids and their families. (By the … Read the rest…

Posted in creative writing, family friendly, life is beautiful, Rhymes For Kids, Tony Funderburk | Tagged People watching, rhymes for kids, thoughts and ideas
Tony Funderburk Posted on August 9, 2026 by TonyAugust 10, 2026
My story as a dreamer and a silly sunbeamer

I could make this more complicated, but my story is pretty basic. I’ve always been a dreamer and and an optimist. This world can beat down dreams and optimism. But I don’t depend on this world for my inspiration. And I don’t depend on this world for esteem. And even if it sounds old-fashioned and out-of-touch, I believe in and trust God. He’s the … Read the rest…

Posted in creative writing, for dreamers, Tony Funderburk | Tagged dreamers, My story, wide-eyed dreamer

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