Man cannot look at the Son without wincing. But delight is found in the early morning moon. For He was born in the fires of summer. While the moon reflects His Glory forever. Let the world find its place of shade. Let His people bask in His majesty. They can tear at reflection from their … Continue reading
The Sulking Slave
My skin and flesh, My brain, heart and home. 0′ meager, insufficient friend, Where are you going With your head hung so low? What displaces your joy with trouble? Is it I? You pout with the tears Of a teenage girl. Yet I only ask you in taunting; It is not as if I care, … Continue reading
The Well Worn Door
The more prominently they are exposed, the more likely their fall. And the noise of their fall turns heads for miles. Necks snap in the direction of the noise. Eyes widened with joy. Legs that were poised to spring, explode into action. Not for the weakness of righteousness, but because the weakness of man. So … Continue reading
The Hardest of Things
What is the hardest aspect of Christianity? Contrary to popular belief, the hardest thing in Christianity is not found in the do’s and don’ts. Even the ridicule and shunning of society is a trifle compared to the hardest thing in Christianity. If one can master this most difficult aspect, Christianity is a lovely place to … Continue reading
Chaotic Building Materials
He who would save his life will lose it. Yes, the Lord said that. But did you know there’s an absolutely logical reason for it? The saying is not a threat from God. Nothing man can build, in the way of a life, can last. The only items he has in his hand to build … Continue reading
Ruse-amentary Experiments
One plus one is two. Unless of course you’re talking about 2 cups of water joined together. Now you no longer have two cups of water. In this case you have one plus one is one. Sure, the end result is bigger. But the first to volumes have multiplied themselves into a single volume. It’s … Continue reading
