Tag Archives: eternity
AS THE PEBBLE SINKS
The pebble sinks leaving ripples behind, Ripples that will soon be gone. The Titanic sinks never to sail again; Stock markets sink to someone’s sorrow; Hearts sink hearing news of disaster; The sun also sinks … Continue reading
A STERILE HEAVEN? NOTHING TO DO?
Birds, bees, and bugs – even slimy slugs – Lots of grassy berms, but no deadly germs, Are found in Heaven’s halls and hills. Hippos, horned toads, and green frogs Strut their stuff among tree logs Used to make vast … Continue reading
INNOCENTS IN HELL? NEVER! (Part 4)
What about those who have never heard a gospel preacher nor read a gospel message? Jesus’ message about the little children for them is as true as it is to the Christian family Consider the following ideas when pondering this … Continue reading
INNOCENTS IN HELL? NEVER! – An Introduction
It has been about three weeks since I wrote the series of blogs about death and dying. At the end of them I said I would next deal with the question, “Why would a loving God send innocent people to … Continue reading
PASSING YEARS
The years have turned to decades; The decades, to scores. Age can bind the body But still love’s spirit soars. I’ve loved Him since I was but a child. He’s my friend when the storms are wild. When forsaken … Continue reading
JAY, DO YOU REMEMBER…
That’s me, my daddy, my great-grandmother, and granddad. Picture must be about 77 years old. My great-grandmother’s favorite song was Farther Along. “Farther along we’ll know all about it, farther along we’ll understand why. Cheer up, my brother, live in … Continue reading
SPLIT SECOND TO ETERNITY
I had been over to check on my mother, to be sure she had taken her medicine and give her some comfort for the evening. Driving home about 10:30, I looked at cars around me and wondered why so many … Continue reading
WAIT, NOT READY YET
There are three Bradford pear trees on a corner near my home. They are loaded with white blossoms. One of the trees is a little more advanced than the others so the green is overtaking the white. I want to … Continue reading
