Wednesday, May 30, 2012

The Foolishness of Preaching (without a sermon)

There beneath the vastness
An expansive knowledge
From the cuff from his fist
Of rage clenched brain
Sucker-punching the meek sky
Rippling vascular neck
Pumping up a highway of blood
With volume on high
From a strong presumptuous heart
A fool screams his Pointed Pointless Points

Over there beside his vastness
There at the distilling of everything
Uninhibited by mortal
Second guesses and comings
The large man drunk with himself
Makes small talk
Loud and unassuming
(Assuming of course
There’s a point to preaching
Without a sermon)

2 comments:

  1. Amen. What to hear something strange? I was just reading something from a man who I seriously consider a false teacher, a wolf in sheep's clothing who abuses his flock, who's drunk with his own twisted self importance and power seeking madness, and then I read your Blog. God is amazing.

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  2. David asked God to especially not allow presumptous sins to reign over him because he understood the logical addendum: great transgression is born out of presumption. Indeed, david said: "Also keep back your servant from presumptuous sins; Let them not rule over me; Then I will be blameless, And I shall be acquitted of great transgression."--Psalm 19:13/NASB.

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