Part III ~ The Choice To Worship
You can’t worship two gods at once. Loving one god, you’ll end up hating the other. Adoration of one feeds contempt for the other. You can’t worship God and…
YOU DIDN'T CHOOSE ME! I CHOSE YOU…
I began this journey years ago while I was journaling through my own vineyard of brokenness. Then along you came upsetting my simple plan and my fragile mending heart, with all that angry and messy brokenness of your own.
And I saw myself—in you.
Consequently this manuscript evolved. New devotions had to be written to, for, and about you, My Beloved Prodigal.
If not for you, if your stormy life hadn’t bumped into mine, this book wouldn’t exist.
So I give you honor my Beloved—where honor is due.
May God use a couple of square pegs like us, with all our messy storms and our two broken hearts, to guide many wandering “Prodigal-captives” home to Him.
You can’t worship two gods at once. Loving one god, you’ll end up hating the other. Adoration of one feeds contempt for the other. You can’t worship God and…
~~~ Do you really think I sent you here, Into this desert land; And this is all I have for you, Calamity, grief, and sand? ~~~ I know it seems…
Are we there yet God? Have we finally found it… Rock bottom? (Am I done falling?) It feels like I’ve finally found the cement—no further to fall… Yes, Rock…
It all stopped working God… (What a dirty trick!) For so long, these pain-killers did their job. I confess… I loved them! I loved the numb. I could breathe.…
God? I am haunting my ruins again. Wandering past the old gravestones of long dead hopes and dreams. Lord? Why do I do it? Why do I keep coming back…
Oh, God! When did I stop believing this? “The tumblers will click someday.” (I used to believe.) I used to think, “One day, some day, some way—He’ll come.…
O LORD, how long? I am so sick of candy-apples-church and cotton-candy-comfort. How long, LORD? Is this all there is until You return? These so-called men of…
“…What shall I do with this man you call your King?” They shouted back, “Crucify him!” Mark 15:12-13 My enemy came to me today, I wanted to turn and walk…