My daughter is going to be playing that song in Mandan, ND, for the vigil for the two kids who were tragically killed last week.
My daughter is going to be playing that song in Mandan, ND, for the vigil for the two kids who were tragically killed last week.
“Bless the Lord, O my soul, O my soul, worship His holy name”
How can you say that with two kids, one 16, one 17, lying in coffins?
I wrote a post last night on X about where to turn in your bible when you lose somebody. When tragedy happens. people in the comments were talking about suicide and cancer, real raw desperate pain.
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It got me thinking about ignorance and knowledge; both are privileges and a curse in certain contexts. You really don’t feel that context until you're alone in a car on a remote hill somewhere or in a parking lot at 3 am with the window cracked.
People try to comfort with words, food, “All things work together”… etc.
Sometimes you just need Him and His Word. I am putting together a guide that addresses all of this and explains where to turn to your bible when life decides to kick your door in and steal the light from your life.
The pre-order page is here. It's 9.99; buy it, print it out when it comes out this coming Monday, and keep it somewhere. This is from real life, not Hallmark cards. Real experience.
"And said, Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord."—Job 1:21
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