Think Hurricanes, Think Labor Pains, Think Sin
It is a terrible thing when people suffer from natural disasters, but it’s also a tragedy when we miss the point of them. Yes–there is a point, a sovereignly-designed point. As people… Read more »
Author Archives: Andy
Turned Hearts, Responsible Hearts
“He turned their hearts to hate his people, to deal craftily with his servants.” –Psalm 105:25 I read Psalm 105 yesterday morning, but came back to it today for this… Read more »
Products of Chance
Suppose we think of a man made of water in an infinitely extended and bottomless ocean of water. Desiring to get out of water, he makes a ladder of water…. Read more »
Accidents Explaining Accidents
If the solar system was brought about by an accidental collision, then the appearance of organic life on this planet was also an accident, and the whole evolution of Man… Read more »
Tomorrow
Booms creaking as lines Hang limp in a slight breeze, A stained hull long since dried Sitting, unmoving, unmoved, Amidst several abandoned ketches, Feeling no waves break against its bow… Read more »
Fight the Feeling
Feelings are a tricky lot. At their best they offer a gauge on life’s vibrancy, at their worst they can distort reality with deadly deception. Truth on the other hand… Read more »
Summum Bonum
… We search and crave for “The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life’. And that so often comes between us and the most wonderful experience of all. The ultimate object… Read more »
Unaware
There is something fine and good in working the soil, To stir and seed and tend and beckon to bring forth its yield Few endeavors are so noble as this… Read more »
That Time I Tried to Write a Children’s Book
The sun was just beginning to peek in Romy’s window when his eyes popped open. “It’s here!” he said to himself. “Today is finally here!” It was almost a year… Read more »