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Traveling on Got no fare Losing control And I don’t care If it were Up to me Linger in time Leave me be Saved from self Paradise sent Glorious Light See to repent Heaven and earth Shall pass away But God’s Word Hither to stay
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A Christian also knows the life of the non-Christian, having lived it up to the unique occasion Jesus Christ baptized in the Spirit. Henceforth, a curious perspective regarding self, the great Apostle Paul put it once and forever in Galatians 2:20-21: “I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me.” While the inward man…
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Tellievision is for the masses, those who choose to get along with whatever managers of the three not so news networks determine what’s worth thinking about and to whom to listen. Should enough people invest requisite energy into truth as they do in clearing what passes for cash these dim days, we may witness marked…
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A far-sighted minority saw the model for employment started vigorously in the heart of the eighteenth century would progressively afford the leading interests to leverage, influence human nature under peculiar aims entrenched in occultism espoused by those few governing every aspect of existence. God’s way of preparing for oneself removed impetuously for having all materials…
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“Autonomous” is a hollow decree expressed in mass profusion. Self-sufficient involving what? Indeed, humans did not create the sun, moon, wind, and rain; plant and animal presence. Nor can mortals credit themselves with instituting determinate natural cycles which act in perfect harmony that sustain growth. Even those who trust not in God the Creator permit…
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O, if people had God-given strength to come out of their self-styled defenses. People strive comparably for certainty as developing their own food, water, clothes, homes, et cetera. Tell-a-vision news broadcasts reign supreme in the reproductive minds of a regressive populace. Considered impartial the google-box entrances willing participants seeking revelation and inspiration keen to settle…
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Truth forever on the scaffold, wrong forever on the throne. So penned James Russell Lowell, Cantabrigian, abolitionist, and poet in his poem The Present Crisis (1845). Presidential Election (indirect): doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome. Are you aware of the recent congressional proposal, which is the Civic Duty to Vote Act? If…
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Politicians refrain from asking anything of their constituents other than an exercise of blind hope, and the electorate responds willingly. There is no commitment to long-term sacrifice. Loyalty required, which I do not have to give. Such reserved for One deserving—Jesus Christ. That consideration rests not on particular imperative public information regarding scientific research and…
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The preponderance held the view that ease and comfort brought in mainly since the mid-1850s reflected God’s benevolence towards humanity. I would hazard God eased His restraint; allowing the evil principle to begin development of what all now clearly see as a one-system, governmental scheme. Wrest control of vital resources and translate human labor towards…
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Awaken to a lie Law-breaking spree Lord, hear my cry Judge my plea The majority fools All day long Treachery rules Perfidious throng Desperately cleave Simulated faith Unable to leave Insidious wraith Cleansing blood Mercy and grace Ancient flood A withering race Self the enemy God is Glory Borne my penalty Real love story
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