Pringle Franklin
November 21, 2013
by Pringle Franklin Give the past to Jesus Christ. He will take care of your mistakes. (Romans 3:24) Give the future to your Heavenly Father; […]
November 8, 2013
"Affliction makes God appear to be absent for a time, more absent than a dead man, more absent than light in the utter darkness of a cell. A kind of horror submerges the whole soul. During this absence, there is nothing to love. What is terrible is that if, in this darkness where there is nothing to love, the soul ceases to love, God's absence becomes final. The soul has to go on loving in the emptiness, or at least to go on wanting to love, though it may only be with an infinitesimal part of itself. Then one day, God will come to show himself to this soul and to reveal the beauty of the world to it, as in the case of Job. But if the soul stops loving it falls, even in this life, into something almost equivalent to hell."
philosopher Simone Weil in "Love of God and Affliction"
October 20, 2013
Meet Suzy McCall, an American missionary in Honduras. The obedience of this one woman from South Carolina has radically changed the lives of thousands of […]
October 2, 2013
by Pringle Franklin Allow me to introduce my friend, Jesus Christ. A look of interest flickers across your face, then disappears. Perhaps you feel threatened? After […]
September 19, 2013
By Pringle Franklin Dear Cousin: My heart broke when you said you were an atheist. Great sorrow continues to afflict me, knowing you are […]
