Scissors and Worms


The righteous man walks carefully down the wet slippery alley, holding his scissors points down.  The moisture has brought out the worms.  And hardly a step can be taken without sliding. The righteous man does not run with his scissors.  Nor does he eat the worms.  For he remembers the words of his parents, and … Continue reading →

The Telling Average


I just wrote an article about the popularity of the Gospel.  And out of curiosity, I went back to sum up the total average of visitors to this blog.  Sometimes we have a sense of things, but when we quantify, we are often even amazed at the least possible expectation. Over the last 5 years, … Continue reading →

The Grand Reception


There is a love that is readily perceived as hatred and selfish ambition.  And there is a hatred that is readily perceived as love, but is full of hatred and selfish ambition. There was a time when one man turned an entire city to God.  For in that day people cared about what is true.  … Continue reading →

Growth in Christ (recovery from chaos)


No one sins all the time.  That’s just not physically possible.  Every man has a lucid moment from time to time, at least.  And because of the weakness of the body, sleep must come. When you have those lucid moments, make the best of it.  Search out the message of the Gospel, and do it … Continue reading →