Friday, February 14, 2025

For all of us


After I Peter 3:18-22
 

One might, it is said,

die for a righteous

man or woman, but

who among us would

die for an unrighteous one?

 

Would you die for

John Wilkes Booth? 

Adolf Hitler? Joseph

Stalin? Jeffrey Dahmer?

Ted Bundy? Who in

their right minds would

die for any of these?

 

Only one did. Only, one.

He died for the righteous;

He died for the unrighteous.

He died for us all.

He died to conquer death.

 

Photograph by Aaron Burden via Unsplash. Used with permission.


Some Friday Readings

 

England’s Nazareth – Paul Kingsnorth at The Abbey of Misrule..

 

Is God Having a “Cultural Moment”? – John Stonestreet and Shane Morris at Breakpoint / Colson Center.

 

Loving Colloquy – poem by Teresa of Avila at Kingdom Poets (D.S. Martin).

 

Dumb Will Do: Why Satan Doesn’t Need Heresy – Tim Challies.

 

C.S. Lewis on the Danger of Getting Too Much News – Seth Lewis.

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