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12/28 Limericks: Kingdom of Leaven
Each small compromise / That clouds up our eyes / Til we can’t tell cursin’ from blessin’
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12/25 Christmas Poem: Seeking God, The
We serve a God who seeks / Amidst the milds and meeks / Those of a humble heart / Where grace can have its start
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12/24 Limericks: Eye-Opening Mission
The reason the truth we avoid / Is we can’t see God unalloyed / His glory’s too big / For leaves of a fig / To save us from being destroyed
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12/23 Limericks: Knowing Love
When you hurt the most / I failed in my boast / And burned up our covenant ring
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Dream: False Alarm
I often feel lost and alone, like nobody remembers what we are supposed to be doing. But things are starting to come together. I am learning how my own vision of reality is distorted. I just need to wake up.
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12/19 Poem: Beginner’s End
If we hope to finish the race / We must be willing to face / The limits of our competence / Even before we commence
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My Sin-Thesis: Load-Bearing Beams
An attempt to synthesize several recent discussions about sin, salvation, and sanctification; especially on John 16.
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12/17 Poem: A Measure of Faith
The measure of Faith / Is how we respond / When circumstances / Tempt us to despond
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12/16 Limerick: See Us Right
To live a life that’s free of fright / We must believe God sees us right
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12/15 Poem: Right Suffering
The real source of pain / It now seems to me / Is where I conflict / With reality
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12/14 Limerick: Ad-Options
When we felt we had no more options / Christ offered us God-adoptions
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12/13 Poem: 123…4giveness
There’s a process to being forgivenThat changes the way we are livin’But is it a skill we can learnOr a reward we must earn?
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Dream: Dog-Tied
When I see someone doing evil, maybe I should start by asking why. Rather than how to stop them.
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Dream: Dog-Tied
When I see someone doing evil, maybe I should start by asking why. Rather than how to stop them.
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12/12 Poem: Deturn Pain
When we feel a pain / That we did not earn / There’s part of our brain / That begins to burn
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