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Tag Archives: failure
Good Friday – inexcusables – April 14
robbery, rape, murder treason, theft, cruelty mean kids bullying the weak, strong kids pushing their weight a mother beating a vulnerable child, a father violating their innocence when we are at our most despicable, totally inexcusable … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, failure, faith, forgiveness, Good Friday, grace, guilt, honesty, Jesus, need, pain, redemption, shame, sins
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promised – November 23
11.23.2016 blue denim shirt and jeans, navy guy school janitor thin, curley haired hoped for hero that I reached out to when the big kids threw my treasured blue plastic automatic pistol up onto the school roof over my … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, childhood, consequences, disillusionment, failure, heartbreak, hurt, impact, innocence, promises, regret, shame, trust, yearnings
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monsters have chances – September 6
9.6.2016 monsters have chances to get it right what did I do wrong the boy said turn around I have to go to the bathroom click went the revolver first chance bang went the revolver second … Continue reading
especially – August 26
8.26.2016 nightime prayers Lord remember me and all those I love, hate, need despise. send your love hold us all even when especially we don’t deserve it. —————–
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Tagged awareness, failure, God, grace, intercession, love, need, perspective, Prayer
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Gamaliel – January 29
1.29.2015 a bleak landscape that has left behind its faith in the guise of social experiment. no one recalls Gamaliel’s test especially when we’re failing it. ——————-
BIshop Heather Cook, 2014 – January 13
1.13.2015 it’s not my fault it’s not my fault the bishop asserts it’s not his fault but whose is it then. not mine say those who elected not mine say the agendas that selected not mine say the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bishop Heather Cook, church, cost, denial, Episcopal Church, failure, original sin, sacrifice, sin
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churches close up – October 26
10.26.2014 churches close up, fall vacant, stop trying. and where is God away, absent, busy elsewhere, while we took too much for granted and Jesus went to where voices and hearts are open still while the world … Continue reading
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Tagged church, churches, danger, distance, failure, God, Jesus, missing, resistance, sadness, secularism, self-indulgence
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Lent Prayer 4 – March 8
Lent Prayer 4 I’ve fallen and I can’t get up… I’ve fallen and I can’t get up… I’ve fallen and I can’t get up. please Lord… help me up. —————-
Lent Prayer 2 – March 6
Lent Prayer 2 Failures, a part of our stories whose burden we bear, by whose grace we have grown. I give thanks to you Lord for these moments, these graces, that touched down in my life along the way … Continue reading
santa without elves – November 8
11.8 he arrived on a bicycle, wool hat, scarf wrapped, and we shared coffee. santa without elves anymore, a life of jolly business overrun by the mistakes. and then he found Jesus, or Jesus found him. so he … Continue reading