Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Resistance X Two
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Sowers of Discord
Let me tell you what, dear one, my faith, my hope, my holiness, my comfort, is stedfast, unwavering, and my best treasure... and, I have not always lived my faith, which directly impacted my hope, holiness, and comfort in Christ. Being a Christian has not perfected me as a human, what it has done, is made me realize how much I need to rely on God to gird me, when the enemies of my soul, are working to wrest my faith from me.
I studied philosophy in university, and it was Christian philosophy studied in the same university, that saved me from the mental meanderings of pseudo intellectualism. Philosophers try to explain everything, and most miss the mark by a long shot, because they refuse to acknowledge Wisdom in the Word. Man tries to comprehend and define, what only God can make intelligible, and the argumentation is lack lustre at best, and a perturbance at worst, when the dog with a bone type fella, just cannot stop himself from trying to engage a believer, in his mental gymnastics regarding faith and religion, along with unauthorized by God, religious, superstitious practices.
I do not waver; I do not doubt; I will not dispute; I refrain from dalliances with devilish temptations. My soul has settled on the Truth, and the Truth has made me free, and so, dear one, it is an annoyance to me, a petty pestering to me, when anyone attempts to wrest my hard won faith from me, and I say here, many have tried. The Devil endeavoured to work over the Saviour, attempting to fill him with in the flesh doubt, and woo him with sensual pleasures and power promised if he would bow down and worship him: this being the case, it must not surprise us, when Satan's demon army, in the form of human flesh, try the very same tactics on us.
Most people when asked what they want, will answer, Peace. I just want peace. We can infer that it is peace they do not have, but rather, the lack thereof. Take this one step further, and we might also infer that they have anything but peace, and that it is angst that has them longing for peace. Where, pray tell, can you find peace? Is peace:
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Rent in Sunder Culmination
I ask that you consider the magnitude of what you just read.
When Jesus gave up the ghost on the cross, at the selfsame moment, the veil in the temple tore apart from top to bottom, and this, during the evening sacrifice. While the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world was sacrificed for you and me, your brothers and sisters, mother, father, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and long lost cousins, there was an animal sacrificed. The Jews in the temple where either in the right place at the wrong time, or the wrong place at the right time:
1. Right place, wrong time: the temple was the perfect place for the passover, but how wrong was it to not be by the side of the Saviour?
2. Wrong place, right time: not being by the side of the Saviour, the Jews that experienced and witnessed the rending of the veil, the curtain that forbade them entrance into the throne room of God, may be just what they needed to see, to run to Jesus, and fall at his feet.
Sunder: split apart: a universe sundered ages ago in a divine war
The meaning sunder is astounding. A universe, split apart ages ago, in a divine war. Does this not perfectly describe the spiritual warfare we know happens all around us, sight unseen, often tangible, and frequently evidenced in the behaviours of our fellow man?
It can feel at times, as though my mind is in two places at once. I can be working on something and then there enters in, an offshoot thought that must be corralled, or captured, and placed in a line up for consideration at a later date; but man alive, I was in utter shock when I realized the timing of what Matthew Henry presented, and I had trouble being in two places at once, never having recognized the gracious gift God gave, to all the people that witnessed startling, heart pounding, blood rapidly flowing phenomena, on that day of culmination. God ended the Old Testament ordinances with the immediate and abrupt death of Christ on the cross, signified by the in sunder veil being torn apart. Animal sacrifice was a shadow of the purest Sacrifice, and nothing can compare, to Jesus dying for us and atoning for our sins.
That is not all. Let us take a look into the scriptural account in the book of Matthew 27:50-54:
Jesus, when he cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost. And, behold, the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom; and the earth did quake, and the rocks rent; and the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose, and came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy city, and appeared unto many.
Now when the centurion, and they that were with him, watching Jesus, saw the earthquake, and those things that were done, they feared greatly, saying, Truly this was the Son of God.
Listen again with me, to the words spoken by the centurion that was watching Jesus while he hung on the cross: Truly this was the Son of God.
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Covid Curse
Monday, October 26, 2026
You Keep That
The other day, my mom asked me to try milk that she said tasted funny:
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Hyper Denial
My son and I were leaving Costco, and he had a hot dog and fries, with ketchup. The man at the exit that checked our bill, made a comment about the french fries, and my son offered him some, to which he replied, No Thank-You. I asked, Do you eat that stuff? He said, Not anymore. I had a heart attack two years ago, and I swear, my father pushed me back, saying I wasn't done. I couldn't resist inserting, God sent you back; he wasn't done with you. Without a moments hesitation and absolutely no registering in his eyes or facial expression indicating that he heard my comment, the happy man continued his story, as told without deviation I presume, from all the times he had previously shared his death to life experience. He died of a heart attack, and had been dead for three minutes, and lived to tell about it: how extraordinary.
You know what I find more extraordinary though, dear one? It is the fact that the man thought his dead father, had the power over life and death. I find it absolutely fascinating that the smiling and cheery fellow, attributes superhuman strength to a dead relative, that supposedly, can govern whether or not he lives, dies, or does both, within a three minute span. Anything but God.
Anything, but God, dear one. Let us not give God any say, any credit, any acknowledgment either. A nod in his direction is frowned upon, and the devil you say? it is my mother, my father, my sister, my brother, a cardinal, a friend, my pet, from the other side, that keeps me going and gives me the energy and steam to carry on, inspired by their life and the words I recall them speaking, chirping, barking, meowing: the lessons I learned and the lessons they inadvertently taught, I have used as fuel to be a bright light to others. What the what what what?
There is hyper denial happening all around us. Perhaps junk food killed the Costco man, and he has a new found appreciation and lease on life after his revival, but surely, he has lied to himself, about his daddy's contribution to a pulse and return to life in the flesh. Sage advice given and well received from a parent can prevent many a misstep with consequences, but it is our Father in heaven, not our daddy on earth, that can be counted on to guide and protect, each of his human creatures.
Did the man's daddy form his body, give him breath, and a steady heart beat? Did the man's daddy, go with him everywhere he went, and did he see all that the man thought and did? Did his daddy know his mind and heart entirely? Did his dad shape him in his mother's womb, picking his eye, hair, and skin colour? Did he decide how tall he would be, and what his disposition would be like? And as a dead man no longer walking, would his earthly father, want this man, to know the heavenly Father, and give him praise and glory, which is his due? Would his dead dad say, Son, do not give me so much credit. Stop looking past God, in my direction. I have nothing to give you: it wasn't me that saved you and gave you another chance to adore your Creator, it was him. Can you see the dad of the Costco man, pointing toward Jesus?
The hyper denial is epidemic dear one. I have been watching videos of lawless people that break rules, put others at risk, and when confronted by law enforcement, they seem to be on re-tard-ed repeat, saying the same things over and over again, believing that with belligerence, they can get out of the trouble they have placed themselves in. These people are emotionally and intellectually, delayed for their age, and act like five year olds, while physically having the privileges of driving, drinking, and being out in public, where commerce takes place. It is a strong delusion they hold near and dear, and it is common place to hear these people say, Why, why, why, and when given a reasonable answer for why they are being detained and questioned, they insult the one holding them to account, and they again, return to Why, why, why.
Now look with me to the one holding us to account for the lives we live, and the death we face. The Costco man has a story to tell, but his ending is horrible and horrifying. He attributes to a dead man, what only God can do for anyone and everyone: bring us back to life! Resurrect us from the dead! Why, why, why, I ask you, is this so hard to comprehend?
Children grow-up, and when they marry, they are meant to cleave unto their spouse, and have children of their own. When I held my son in my arms, I was dewy eyed awe struck, and I knew that he wasn't mine, he was on loan to me! I most certainly did not handcraft the little guy, but I did know that I had been entrusted with one of God's precious creatures, and that I was accountable to my Maker, for how I raised the child he had blessed me with. How, in the name of God Almighty. do people twist things into pretzel knots, to the point of believing their dead daddy, can do what only God can do?
I am very glad the Costco man is alive, and relishing his return from the dead, but I am very alarmed too, that he denies God in his story, in favour of a make-believe childish take, with a wishful fantasy fairytale ending that gave him a new beginning belief, that it was his dead as a doorknob dad, that pushed him back into the shell his spirit currently resides in. He has time, and he has not a clue how much time, since his heart already suffered an attack, and I pray he reconciles his life with Christ as his Redeemer, and ditches the lies, in favour of Truth.





