I know I’m not a good writer. And if I can’t write well about simple things, how can I possibly expect to write well about the best of things. But I’ve given this a reasonable shot (as meager as my tiny mind seems to be). I can only hope that the reader will think … Continue reading
John Lewis, Civil Rights
Is having civil rights equal to having godly honor? Donald Trump says that John Lewis is nothing but talk. If success in delivering civil rights produced a godly people, we would see in entirely different nation today. So then tell me why someone who fights for civil rights is so highly honored while the … Continue reading
The Good Ritual
I said to the Lord, “I am a liar and a fool. The only good I have is imagined honor. Imagination is not food. But you Holy Father, in Christ your Holy Son, are righteousness and purity forever. In your wisdom you created mercy. In your Holiness you created justice.” Then I said, “Let … Continue reading
Freedom or Chains
I wanted to be careful about how I wrote this. But then the Lord reminded me, “Every word of God can be misused”. So I’ll just write what I saw and let be what will be. It is not the size of our sin that condemns us to hell. It is the size of … Continue reading
Sufficient
Mud cakes I make. Diamonds are His. His voice like many rivers. Mine is more a hiss. I speak like shadows From behind the flesh. He speaks of Light. From Eternity’s chest. By nature I am contrast. By Glory He is Life. By Righteousness He’s free. From … Continue reading
Anonymity, the Silent Killer
I see a silent injustice, Anonymity by name. What injuries delivered. All losses, just the same. One sits in silent sorrow. Another one cast out. Accountability, the family. I know without a doubt. The cause is lack of love, From within and from without. A love to render service, A proclivity … Continue reading
