After Galatians 5:22-23 and 2 Samuel 9:1-7
Summoned, he thinks,
to his condemnation
and death, he learns
instead that lands
are to be restored,
position is to be
restored, honor is
to be paid. Instead
of condemnation
and death, he’s been
summoned to honor,
summoned to life.
Kindness to a man
changed his life;
kindness to people
transforms empires.
It is a picture, a photograph:
summoned to expected
death, we instead
have been summoned
to life.
Photograph by Andrea Tummons via Unsplash. Used with permission.
Some Sunday Readings
Back When We Had Friends – Greg Morse at Desiring God.
“Air and Angels,” poem by John Donne – Sally Thomas at Poems Ancient and Modern.
“Thus with the year, seasons return” – Anthony Esolen at Word and Song.
I Used to Race the Sun – Henry Lewis at Story Warren.
Hallowed Be Thy App – Madeleine Kearns at The Free Press.
The Prayer Without Ceasing – Dwight Torkington at The Imaginative Conservative.
1 comment:
Another amazing poem, Glynn. Thanks for blessing us with your words!
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