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A Stirring of Wonder

This entry is part 16 of 63 in the series The Gospel

July 6, 2008
Taken From: Romans 1:16-23

A Stirring of Wonder, an illustration by Grace Ellen Schiel
Illustration by Grace Ellen Schiel
Under his wrath I stand
on common ground, breathe an
ill wind. I get my daily bread
in sweat as I move from one
moment into the next, into the next.

Knowing that God is and that
he is powerful, the creator, I
suppress the truth. My fears keep
pace with me as I express my philosophy
rather than believe what is revealed.

Hopeless, passions gather in the brim
of my dark soul; the darkness like death.
Then a light shines in me, a stirring
of wonder makes me catch my
breath. I feel the deep pull of it.

The pulse of it thunders through me,
lights a candle in my heart; awe
takes my breath. It’s as if the room
within is aflame with the knowledge of
his glory. Humbled, I look into his face.

DAS

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