Only Miracle Is Plain; It Is In

The Shock Of Unemployment Becomes A Pathology In Its Own Right.

Jesus Came To Raise The Dead. He Did Not Come To Teach The Teachable; He Did Not Come To Improve The Improvable; He Did Not Come To Reform The Reformable. None Of Those Things Works.

The World Looks As If It Has Been Left In The Custody Of Trolls.

Only Miracle Is Plain; It Is In The Ordinary That Groans With The Weight Of Glory.

He Comes To Us In The Brokenness Of Our Health, In The Shipwreck Of Our Family Lives, In The Loss Of All Possible Peace Of Mind, Even In The Very Thick Of Our Sins. He Saves Us In Our Disasters, Not From Them. He Emphatically Does Not Promise To Meet Only The Odd Winner Of The Self-improvement Lottery. He Meets Us All In Our Endless And Inescapable Losing.