CHRISTIAN POEMS & CHRISTIAN DEVOTIONALS FOR THE WEARY & SEARCHING FOR GOD
Ps 16:11 You will show me the path of life; in the presence is fullness of joy
WHAT IS THE CROSS I
BEAR?
By Frank E. Henrich Dec. 1, 1978
God clothes His light in earthen
vessels. It is these earthen vessels that men and women of worldly interests attack, not God's light. How is this? Worldly
people attack the person saying he is not intelligent, stupid and simple to believe in what he cannot see. They need
an excuse for not becoming like you. For they know that for them to become like you they will have to eliminate
the passion of their habitual sin. As a result they are choosing evil because of
fear of loss of pride and acceptance - - fear that others might say they are stupid, etc - - one fears, another fears, etc.
- - is how the system functions. So they attack verbally the one thing they can attack. The earthen vessel (you and I) that
holds the Light of Jesus Christ - - the key to heaven, - - a new nature filled with love and peace - - only given to us by
declaring Jesus our Savior is our-light. It is better they attack us than God. It is part of the cross we bear. We carry the
Light of Jesus Christ forward into darkness (evil) daily depending on faith and trust in Jesus Christ. The crosses we bear
are the performing of little acts day by day, moment by moment that glorify You my God regardless of what can mankind thinks.
So wonder no more why some hate you but let your light shine. So wonder no more why some hate you and let your light shine.
Read Matthew 16:24-27 and Galatians 2:20.
Here we have a mosaic picture of Veronica wiping the face of Jesus as He carries His croess. What is the cross we
bear? he hold it in earthen vessels, yes, God's light that shines to all eliminating habitual sin. Always let your light shine
for Jesus.
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another poem or article from the column on the left to read. Tell a friend about this web site.
Eliminate habitual sin in your life and let our light shine for Jesus. Accept the cross you bear in your earthen vessel
that holds God's light. Mosaic picture of Jesus on the way of the cross with Veronica offerng Him a towel to wirpe His face.