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There were some I liked, but they just didn’t seem complete:

There were lots of pictures of women entering heaven, most with long billowing hair and flowing gowns.

There were a few pictures of men looking into heaven, but not many. Perhaps men are going to hell and only women to heaven?

Several years ago, I was given a copy of this picture. It is an attempt by the artist to capture the exact moment a sinner learns that all is lost and there was no further chance for redemption. It is a terrifying picture carrying a terrifying thought. I was challenged by the Ruach Ha’Qodesh...

If my writing (story telling) is on end, yours (deep and heartfelt) is on the opposite. It may take me a while to get my mind around your work.

Yes, I have been very busy honing my craft lately. Thank you for your encouragement. ;)

I've had a bit of a dry spell.......but I'm still rambling.

I too have a compulsion to write, but little talent to go with it. I write anyway; probably because there is no choice. No one has seen most of my ramblings, yet I ramble anyway. There is something inside that requires both the act and the fruit, regardless of who reads. More than that, you...

Welcome Femimissions to CC. There are lots of opportunities to get engaged here. I am anxious to hear your views about a "Global" church. I do not want to appear argumentative, but I think that was tried once between Constantine and Luther. Some say it didn't work out so well. This would be...

My issues are with the first part, not the last.

Ehhhh....not so sure.

We may tend to underestimate how deeply the Christian faith was ingrained in Americans at the time of the civil war. As a history buff, I would recommend reading "Co. Aytch" by Sam R. Watkins. While this little book is not meant to be a religious volume; it was written by a Confederate...

Continue to sound the horn brother!

Great work Mychael! You are touching the feelings of more and more people today. There does appear to be a darkness coming, maybe it's already here; but the last few stanzas of your work bring hope.

Sometimes it takes awhile, but I get there eventually…..

I need to spend a little more time on this one; but clearly one of the most powerful statements you have made. Your writing is exceptional. I always look forward to your posts, this is why.

It's hard sometimes to avoid a feeling of desperation, yet we do know the outcome.

Amen.

I love poetry that makes me think, and this one did! I especially love the imagery of the second stanza. Great work!

Great work! You have put words to some very deep feelings. "The commerce of death, blood, milk and burgers" says way too much about us. I pray you can recover from the strain, Lewis wrote that dealing with demons gave him brain cramps.