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Written by Chris Gurley
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“Therefore let us draw near with confidence to the throne of grace, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need.”
–Hebrews 4:16 In Christ, we have the truly hallowed privilege of approaching the one, all-powerful, only-true God on His throne, and not only that, but to do so seeking mercy and grace for our needy lives. If we have so great an admittance, why do we shy before mere man or apologize for the person God created us to be? |
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Written by Chris Gurley
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I think I have found the theme song of my life, a song that serves as a valid introduction and table of contents to other songs that join to form my life soundtrack. It is rare in life to find someone who truly understands you in a way that they can sing to you songs like this and have it reverberate on the strings of your heart, because you know it is sincere and true. It is similarly exceptional to know the person to whom you can sing such a song and know that they understand and receive it as you intend in your heart. Most often, these symphonies of the soul are sung in private either to oneself or to the conceptual hearer, and fade into silent air. Perhaps one day they will be heard and echoed.
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Written by Chris Gurley
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Excerpts from "Is Love Worth It?"...
- Can love persuade our hearts to remain steadfast for the hope of one day?
- Is love strong enough to make you steadfast for the years in between?
- When hope is finally fulfilled and the sun never sets on the day, will history tell of your loyal love?
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Written by Chris Gurley
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“But I have this against you, that you have left your first love.”
Jesus to the believers of the church at Ephesus, Revelation 2:4 |
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