java soaked theological philosophy and associated blather from a spiritual nomad

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I am a man with a great love for my Lord, the church and her members, and for coffee, strong and black.
I also have a great love for writing.
Everything I say here is my own opinion. Why in the world would I hold someone else's opinion?

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

daily java

Daily Java: Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away. (Matthew 24:35)

It is easy to see all of this around us as being permanent, but it will one day be gone.

The earth seems so permanent, so strong, so eternal. But it isn’t.

It is dying. Not because of global warming, or global cooling, or any of those other foolish inventions of humanity, but because it was never designed to last forever. It was designed to last as long as God wanted and then it would be destroyed.

It is dying. But is that so hard to believe? That the world can die?

Think about yourself. After all, your hair is grayer and there is less of it, you are older and weaker, even though you used to be strong. You are much more out of shape when you were younger, even last year.

Your house is having wear and tear, your favorite chair is wearing out and so is your car. Your favorite shirt is fading. Even your computer is out of date.

Everything Is wearing out. That is because nothing you own was designed to last forever.

The only thing that will last is the word of God. His truth alone is eternal, his ways alone are true, his will alone will prevail.

God can be truly objective. And the best thing about it is that we know he loves us.

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