Witnesses stood outside. They stood on a hill overlooking the town in the valley. They were awed by the sight of a fiddler perched on a roof, like a rooster on a hen house, or a weather vane. He stroke one chord. The chord strongly vibrated across the valley into the private solitude of the slumbering residents. The chord awoke the slumbering children. Steel clung into the midnight light. The lights of the city click on, the houses become alighted, one by one. A pure note lit the valley homes in the mid of night. A man's search for grace in all the unusual places. I may amuse, I may stand accused, I may anger you, but all in all I am a sinner, in a need of a righteous God, just like y'all.
Jun 7, 2012
Sermon Response Hebrews 12:28 - 13:17
Witnesses stood outside. They stood on a hill overlooking the town in the valley. They were awed by the sight of a fiddler perched on a roof, like a rooster on a hen house, or a weather vane. He stroke one chord. The chord strongly vibrated across the valley into the private solitude of the slumbering residents. The chord awoke the slumbering children. Steel clung into the midnight light. The lights of the city click on, the houses become alighted, one by one. A pure note lit the valley homes in the mid of night.
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