Live So You Can Die Well

As the Day Begins “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord…that they may rest from their labors.” — Revelation 14:13 There is something striking about the honesty behind this prayer: “Lord, let me die rather than live wrong.” In a culture that prizes longevity, comfort, and security, we rarely stop to ask whetherContinue reading “Live So You Can Die Well”

Ashes and Hope

On July 10, 1660, Anne Bradstreet’s home was destroyed by fire, leading her to reflect on loss in her poem, “Upon the Burning of Our House.” Through her experience and Biblical references, she conveys the importance of eternal treasures over earthly possessions. Loss can refine faith, emphasizing reliance on God’s unchanging promises.