An Original Work / April 30, 2022 Adulterous eyes are no surprise, The eyes of those who’re hypnotized By lusts of flesh and pride of life, Without concern for hurting wives. The lusts of eyes lead one to strife Against the God who gave them life, Lead some to sin habitually, So they not live … Continue reading Adulterous Eyes
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The Eyes Have It
An Original Work / November 23, 2020 The eyes have it, they tell all Telling you’re about to fall You can’t hide it, try you may The eyes have it, they betray The eyes have it, look so dim Trying to cover up your sin They’re revealing, so you know The eyes have it, lots … Continue reading The Eyes Have It
Is Purity Possible?
Psalm 119:9a NASB How can a young man keep his way pure? How Can We? I live in the USA (America). And, I regularly ask myself this question, “How can a young man keep his way pure?” Only, it is more like, “How can anyone keep his way pure?” Why do I ask this regularly? … Continue reading Is Purity Possible?
Love Forlorn
An Original Work / August 1, 2018 The numbers of people in this world of ours who are suffering because of spousal unfaithfulness and abuse are astounding. The sad reality of it all, though, is that these numbers are high even among those who call themselves Christians. Porn addiction, extramarital flirtations and affairs, and easy … Continue reading Love Forlorn
Revive Our Hearts
If someone asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? What would you say – not about your looks, not about your job, not about your activities, and not about your possessions – but about your character? Who are you deep down inside your soul, especially when no one else is looking? What do … Continue reading Revive Our Hearts
Chap 10: What is Our Hope?
I Married My Dad Chapter Ten What is Our Hope? January 19, 2018 So, what is our hope? And, on what is it based? Is it based in man? No! It can’t be, because men (and women) will fail us, because they are human. They may promise much, but not deliver. So, we must put … Continue reading Chap 10: What is Our Hope?
Walking Wounded 