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the bread of heaven

October 16, 2014October 16, 2014 wally metts2 Comments

Like the Hebrews, who posted pictures of their favorite foods from Egypt on Instagram, we focus on what we want. Our deprivation increases desire.

Posted in faith, food, psalmsTagged bread, contentment, manna, wilderness

no Apple watch for me

October 14, 2014October 14, 2014 wally metts1 Comment

An Apple watch will tell you what you shouldn’t eat and how far you should walk. Siri-ously? I have a wife for that.

Posted in commentaryTagged apple, apple watch, tag heuer

a murderous, lustful king

October 9, 2014October 9, 2014 wally mettsLeave a comment

Are we not all murderous, lustful kings? Our animosity is murder without opportunity or means. Our appetites are guarded lusts, motivating almost all our thoughts.

Posted in psalmsTagged bathsheba, kind david, murder, sin

the story of our sorrows

October 7, 2014October 7, 2014 wally metts3 Comments

What a story of human frailty it must tell, this book. And yet it is more than the story of our sorrows. It is the story of our security.

Posted in griefTagged psalms, sleeplessness, sorrows, tears

a meditation on snail slime

October 4, 2014October 4, 2014 wally metts2 Comments

We want the wicked's actions, indeed their very lives, to be meaningless, empty, inconsequential.

Posted in commentaryTagged imprecatory Psalms, ISIS, snails, vengeance

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