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Storms
July 21 2005
So that video last night really got me to thinking about storms. They are used as an example of all the bad time and all the trials. "Just endure the strom." Even God uses it as symbolism. It's awesome symbolism, if it weren't for the storm and the rain, there would be no life. The rain, or storm, gives life to all that is beautiful. Yes, some storms destroy, but we learn from them, we fix and reinforce what was damaged. The storm cycle is also a natural cycle of our planet, and a necessary one. We cannot prevent the stroms, but we can protect ourselves from them, but not always. Sometimes it is only the grace of God that protects us, and sometimes for a greater reason than we can understand we must face the storm. And when the storm is through, the sun does come out and shine through. Contrast brings beauty.
I also read a great quote in Wild at Heart last night: "The world of posers is shaken by a real man. They'll do whatever it takes to get you back in line-threaten you, bribe you, seduce you, undermine you. They crucified Jesus. But it didn't work did it?"
I also read a great quote in Wild at Heart last night: "The world of posers is shaken by a real man. They'll do whatever it takes to get you back in line-threaten you, bribe you, seduce you, undermine you. They crucified Jesus. But it didn't work did it?"
justincredible
July 22 2005
Love that quote... awesome book. Good word about storms as well... they can be painful, but they are necessary.