“And he works and he builds with his own two hands. And he pours all he has into a castle made with sand. Time will tell just how long his kingdom stands.” These are the lyrics from a song by a band called ‘Casting Crowns’. The words always remind me of how fleeting this life …
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Our Daily Bread
I posted this not to long ago on my other blog, but I see that it is somewhat better suited here. It is about words, history, and God. What could be better on a Sunday morning? ---- As a writer, one thing I love to study is the English language. I love words and history, …
The Flesh is in Pain, but the Spirit is Sure
The world is on fire from the inside out. It troubles me greatly, though I am not sure what more for: the fact that the world as we know it seems to be coming to an end or setback, or the fact that this all stems from taking the God of the Bible out of …
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Our Daily Bread
As a writer, one thing I love to study is the English language. I love words and history, so what better field of study than etymology? Fortunately for me, I had a class this past year on the history of the english language. The first half was as complicated as could be, but the second …
Laying Bare Our Hearts Before God
For the Word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. Nothing in all creation is hidden from God's sight. Everything is uncovered ad laid bare before the eyes of him to …