Blessed are those who mourn
For they shall be comforted.
Today I was able to witness this truth to a friend of mine who's been posting on Facebook about the horrific catastrophe of the underwater Gulf oil geyser.
It reminds me of the second bowl/vial that of the Revelation that says the waters will turn to blood and all the fish and animals in the sea will die.
I don't believe that its to that point yet but it certainly could be since our government seems intent on allowing BP stall to try and figure a way to plug this thing where they can still drill for the oil...at the cost of our Gulf of course...
The greed of mankind is simply self destructive. And unfortunately this catastrophe depicts that. Hurry back quickly Lord Jesus...or we will not survive.
On a side note,
something Richard Miller posted:
Sometimes forgiveness comes at a heavy price. It might require you to give up justice. It might require you to lay down the right to future offense for wrong doing by the other party. It might require facing so much pain that the freedom you feel, while very real and deep, is muted by stunned exhaustion. But it is worth it. Very worth it. Amen.
Today I was able to witness this truth to a friend of mine who's been posting on Facebook about the horrific catastrophe of the underwater Gulf oil geyser.
It reminds me of the second bowl/vial that of the Revelation that says the waters will turn to blood and all the fish and animals in the sea will die.
I don't believe that its to that point yet but it certainly could be since our government seems intent on allowing BP stall to try and figure a way to plug this thing where they can still drill for the oil...at the cost of our Gulf of course...
The greed of mankind is simply self destructive. And unfortunately this catastrophe depicts that. Hurry back quickly Lord Jesus...or we will not survive.
On a side note,
something Richard Miller posted:
Sometimes forgiveness comes at a heavy price. It might require you to give up justice. It might require you to lay down the right to future offense for wrong doing by the other party. It might require facing so much pain that the freedom you feel, while very real and deep, is muted by stunned exhaustion. But it is worth it. Very worth it. Amen.