Author: Vernie Lynn
Of Hailstones and Harvest
Nothing of our hard work remained. Ezekiel and William stood side by side in front of me. I couldn’t see their faces, but I could hear the heartbreak in Ezekiel’s voice when he finally tu... Read More
Pillar of Salt
All things break. It is the law of the earth that the grandest mountains eventually come to dust and the sweetest of dreams-come-true make their way to memories. It is the law of Heaven that we ... Read More
The Price of Peace
Share I think this is probably one of the most concise speeches on what peace requires ever given. Peaceful does not mean weak, well-defended does not mean violent. Freedom absolutely DOES come at ... Read More
Vanishing Point
"...I close my eyes at journey’s end, and sit beneath the shade. The heat of travel flows from my fingertips and toes to the soil beneath me, The earth returns a cool stillness in trade. I open m... Read More
Brother Tingey’s Christmas Memory
I had forgotten Brother Tingey, his kindness, his generosity, his strength of spirit; Brother Tingey had forgotten himself, his wife, their life together, and his family; but there was someone who had... Read More
Not Everyone is Educated
ShareNot Everyone is Educated: a Response to Nathan Biberdorf I have been pondering this post for well over a month now. I read this article here: http://nathanbiberdorf.wordpress.com/2014/06... Read More
To Labor and To Wait
"I can tell you beyond any doubt that God hears our prayers and He answers them. He doesn't take away our troubles, but He gives us joy in the midst of them. He doesn't make us comfortable, but He g... Read More