http://finance.yahoo.com/news/incredible-photo-shows-weasel-riding-231536581.html
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/stories/coyote-finds-old-dog-toy-acts-like-a-puppy
Mass Eviction
No Jesus, definitely no
Not gonna leave this wretch.
Saw a little window
Of opportunity
Took it, and soon
Had license for
Many more of us
To occupy and mis-direct.
He howls and wanders
Frighteningly strong
Turned away by townsfolk
Living so alone.
But he has us
Whispers and images
All from darkness.
He sees you coming now
In your little boat
Rough crossing wasn’t it?
Probably short on sleep.
Wait a minute!
Who let this wretch bend his knees?
Bow down right there in the sand?
Can we have a little dis-order here?
Puh-lease?
Jesus, come on now
Staring in at us, are you?
Any idea how many here inside?
Oh, Holy Man
WE ARE LEGION.
You are trumped.
That herd of swine over there
Almost far as the eye can see.
Two thousand of ‘em.
They would have to be our next residence.
So, Son of the most high God
Are you up to that?
What’s that you say?
…”GO.”
Mark 5: 13
Note: When you light a candle darkness flees. When you act in Godly compassion torment flees. Read Mark 5: 19.
David Bowden…Today’s Jeremiah?
http://momentsmidstream.blogspot.ca/2012/04/todays-jeremiah.html
David Bowden’s verse recitations are huge. They come out of intense burden for opportunity yet unrealized through the churches. They are not simply keen memory work. The timing and the emphasis are just too spirited and precise. They are a fascinating example of manifestation of the compassion and anointing of the Holy Ghost.
We need to exercise ourselves toward such anointing, earnestly beseeching the Spirit to arrive and to put us to redeeming use. Clearly that anointing was in Jesus and is made available as more of the life-flow of the Saviour comes to the sincere believer. It is an impartation; not an imitation. It will illumine, heal and steel for single-minded life and service in Christ. It is the essence of Jesus Himself.
Acts 10:
37That word, I say, ye know, which was published throughout all Judaea, and began from Galilee, after the baptism which John preached;
38How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him.
39And we are witnesses of all things which he did both in the land of the Jews, and in Jerusalem; whom they slew and hanged on a tree:
40Him God raised up the third day, and shewed him openly;
http://youtu.be/etIXTBEsyi4
A word of warning to the Bard: Illumination and anointing can go missing. Robert Murray M’Cheyne of Dundee, Scotland always cautioned about the erosive effect of the praises, fawning and comfort of mere men. (See our Label on M’Cheyne)
A word of warning to the Bard: Illumination and anointing can go missing. Robert Murray M’Cheyne of Dundee, Scotland always cautioned about the erosive effect of the praises, fawning and comfort of mere men. (See our Label on M’Cheyne)
A Time Of Heightened Arousal
The waters are being stirred
The call is being heard
Finding one another across expanses
Mysteries unfolding
Visions ethereal
solidifying into substance
Locking in on passing glances
A fragrant aroma…is nice
A taste of honey…will suffice
A warm touch…of healing hands
A faith brokered through hearing
And the see…ever increasing
The Word
Is searing
Revealing
But nothing whatsoever to do
with these wonderful gifted senses
Nothing at all
When the Holy spirit speaks in us
It transcends all known natural senses
So Sing It Out, Awready
Trials Can Make Us Stronger
I never thought that I would be using a quote from the atheist philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in one of my blog posts, but…
This quote came to my mind the other day and I began thinking about it and the man that wrote it. I spent most of February sick or recovering from the flu and other health issues. What little strength and energy I had before the illness has finally returned in the last few days. I’m definitely not physically stronger than I was before the illness. But I do feel spiritually stronger than I was before my battle with “that which did not kill me.”
As an atheist, Nietzsche only believed in the physical world so I can only assume that this quote was referring to trials making people (himself) physically and/or emotionally stronger. I wonder if he still believed those words while lying helpless and suffering…
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