One Last Cry

At the garden of Gethsemane, our Redeemer wept furiously against our propensity to ignore his plea for reconciliation.  

We have become ministers of forgiveness. 

His shed blood both on his knees while praying and on his body while hanging breaks every psychological rig we stomp against His mercies. 

Grace is an ocean, we can never drown on it for we were taught to swim by resting 365 days and 24 hours recycling until He comes. 

Maranatha

NYC Reconciliation  

Pull

The movement from childhood to maturity requires more than a glance towards the unchartered future. 

We are called to enter in with vigorous faith in submission to God who pulls us into His mercies.

It is only through the painful walk of wonder do we find true escape from our wandering.

Emeka & Nika / Faith Pull

Dissonance

The story of Christmas follows a dissonant thread. 

Untimely edict from Augustus Caesar forcing Mary and Joseph to travel 90 miles to Bethlehem on her final trimester. 

No available room for child delivery for the One who created every space in our universe. 

Born in an animal feeding trough, pungent hay included. 

Yet, the divine script followed careful fiat. 

The prophet Micah declared the little town of Bethlehem as the preordained birthplace. 

The life of the Redeemer will reflect the unavailability of heart response. 

The angels gave the shepherds a unique sign to locate the new-born Messiah: in a manger. 

Dissonance is not the final word.  

Resonance inks our redemption. 

 

Sketch: David Talaguit  

28

In two days I look back twenty-eight years and find a string of unremitting joy. 

"I'm here." 

Those two words spun my universe into coherence.

I praise Jesus Christ for enabling us to love in accord with His heart. Thank you, my bride, for your gracious affection through these years.