Ordinary People#

Ordinary men can live by grace not by performance when each become familiar with the Savior nailed on our cross.
Ordinary men can live by grace not by performance when each become familiar with the Savior nailed on our cross.
Set your heart so that righteousness is its standard. Jesus' death removes the punishment for sin. His righteousness removes the compulsion to sin.
That first and only Good Friday was our heavenly Dad inviting us all to no longer pen treaties with sin.
At that first Easter The Place of the Skull became the altar to sacrifice God. An improbable messiah, Jesus the Christ stood before the raging the masses.
Your eyes gaze upwards, filling with tears that refuse restraint. It is very dark, not cold, but oh so dark. It shouldn't be, it is only mid-afternoon.
An unconscionable Pilate considered only self-protection. Herod the Tetrarch sought a messianic sideshow. The Jews blindly chose murder for their long awaited Messiah.
Night goggles permit vision in darkness.
Hollow men make hollow judgements upon others. They only measure exteriors. Such men can do nought else. Jesus was reckoned in this way, even by His kinsmen.
Who is more likely to injure me, me or Jesus? The self-made man has no one to blame but himself. (Anon) Ourselves are the greatest snares to ourselves.
Old habits die hard. The road of return is easy. Peter was departing his call and returning to his old ways as a fisherman for fish.