Whole Gospel To Whole World
Sermon by Chad A. Damitz Introduction Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the Jewish year. It is considered the Sabbath of Sabbaths. It represents the atonement of repentance and forgiveness. Once a year, the high priest enters the holy of holies to sprinkle the blood of a bull offered and a goat as atonement... Continue Reading →
Time used to pace with a snail But now its faster than the cheetah. You try to grasp every moment But it slips like sand through your hands. At ten school is unbearably slow. At twenty time begins to really flow. At thirty the hour turns into seconds. At forty time cautiously beckons. At fifty... Continue Reading →
This God is the Beginning and End. He is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. He is the "I Am who I Am." The One who died for all who sinned. Whisperer of that still small voice Hovering my ear with gentleness. How can this be our lofty Creator? His gentle power is a... Continue Reading →
Remain unbroken in a broken world. Stay godly in an ungodly world. Remain positive in a negative world. Stay brave in an unbrave world. Remain honest in a dishonest world. Stay hopeful in a hopeless world. Remain friendly in a mean world. Stay faithful in a faithless world. Remain hardworking in a lazy world. Stay... Continue Reading →
I am thankful for God. I am thankful for life. I am thankful for my wife. I am thankful for my two sons. I am thankful for a job. I am thankful for education. I am thankful for my parents. I am thankful for my brothers. I am thankful for sunny days. I am thankful... Continue Reading →
Worry is such a crude beast It freezes and cripples me. It never shows any mercy. It's like being tossed in the sea In the middle of a raging storm. I must cry out. Yes I do! "Jesus, My Lord, I need you!" Help me calm down Deliver me from this dread Because in the... Continue Reading →
Took my breath away the day I saw you smile Now we are married. And have grown old together.
Going to the zoo without a care Zebras, giraffes, elephants, bears kangaroos, lions, birds everywhere. Take a lunch break on a wooden chair Mom has a sandwich, I have a pear. Next exhibit: Sumatran Tiger--how rare! A mountain lion--sign says beware. Also saw a racka with lots of hair then after the zoo we went... Continue Reading →
"Dangit!" I stepped on a rusted nail now I need to go to urgent care jail. Waiting here to get my tetanus shot air conditioner not working--getting hot. But I will joyfully fight through this dread, considering that in the past, no vaccine would leave me dead. Thank you, thank you, modern medicine.
Haiku Poetry. Five, seven, five syllables. In order, three lines.
