This spotty faced human says that this is one of the most profound entries you have ever written. I’m going to keep it and read it out loud to my family over the holidays and make it a group discussion. I’m curious to see on your list which one they pick as their go to and why. Thank you, dear Sage.
Yeah, that should make for QUITE an interesting discussion. (Use the version on the website where I’ve fixed my two typos that slipped through. Profound or not, I still mess up when typing.)
Job's comforters were anything but comforting. But it was a long 42 chapters until Job prayed for his friends that he was restored. That says it all. Give thanks through the storm. It will pass. Oh yes, don't comfort how they did😉🙏
This spotty faced human says that this is one of the most profound entries you have ever written. I’m going to keep it and read it out loud to my family over the holidays and make it a group discussion. I’m curious to see on your list which one they pick as their go to and why. Thank you, dear Sage.
Yeah, that should make for QUITE an interesting discussion. (Use the version on the website where I’ve fixed my two typos that slipped through. Profound or not, I still mess up when typing.)
I, too, am moved by this post. Super grateful for this as I’m writing through my thoughts on pain, grief, sadness, and living even still.
Thank you, Marcus. Rob Bell’s latest podcast on grief and imagination is really worth a listen.
Thank you I’ll check it out.
Job's comforters were anything but comforting. But it was a long 42 chapters until Job prayed for his friends that he was restored. That says it all. Give thanks through the storm. It will pass. Oh yes, don't comfort how they did😉🙏