The godly will endure trouble. For this trouble, God is righteous to uphold their cause. The ungodly and the sinner will also encounter trouble. But how is it they believe God must help them? Wouldn’t God be righteous to allow the trouble to provoke them? Yet his loving mercy is extended even to his enemy. … Continue reading
The Coming Winter
We work so hard among the things of men. Everyday we add to the calluses of some certain part of our body, produced by the diligence we are expected to employ. We are tossed into the fray by the expectations of the body. Have we let a tumult define who we are. Is it necessary … Continue reading
Sheep for the Slaughter
Does a sheep wake in the morning and decide to provoke his wool to grow? Does he consider man his friend and even a beloved one? Does he say, “I love the people. Come wool grow”? Isn’t it true that the sheep’s, wool which provides for man, grows without the consent of the sheep? Even … Continue reading
Midnight’s Holy Voyager
I took a ride on the floating vessel. Yet not my body but my mind. The ticket to ride was not purchased by any thing I owned. It was given to me by reason of things that are true. To whom does the truth belong? I did not board from a dock made by man’s … Continue reading
Evangelism
The day I was born, the day I graduated high school, the days I spent drunk as a youth, the day I accepted Christ Jesus, and every other significant day of my life. On the days I thought important things happened to me, millions of others experienced their own significant occurrences. Not a single one … Continue reading
God Cannot Lie
The salvation of men is in heaven. Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Holy Father of Life. The condemnation of man, for all his wickedness, also is in heaven. For Jesus is the fulfillment of the law. In John 3:13 I find something very interesting. Jesus is speaking to Nicodemus. And Jesus … Continue reading
