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Day 3798 of the 7 day Bible verse challenge.

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Matthew 7:13 NIV The Gate It’s that place through which all will enter, but that through, by then, quite a varied measure as met by what we meant for which to vie before we die in what is a world in which all is measured by all around seeking themselves to see that which what matters most might be. And that day unto which we’ll enter into His presence, well, it will be then to the narrowing of a life’s living regardless of whether or not we ever practiced for such a harrowing experience. And the difference in outcome will be defined by just how prepared we be before Him we’ll see for what had better not be the first time looking. But yet that’s the narrowing. It’s in this life defined by the fact that within this life we can’t see. Not that we can’t see, but rather that what all we do see is but the seen, and it’s anymore such a scene showing the seen that we seem to see no reason to be in our trying to see what for now and here remains unseen. For why put oneself through such a promis...

Day 3719 of the 7 day Bible verse challenge.

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Matthew 7:13 NIV Empty Such is a life filled always with easy. Granted it may never seem that way while vastly lost within the lust of looking for that path of almost no resistance as felt rewarding unto a life in which comfort has become a matter measured better than actually being better. But when we’ve reached the inevitable end of every life’s opportunity we’ll each have to look back upon all we’ve done and there and then measure it against the sum of all we haven’t had the audacity to do. And this is something becoming a rather terrifying thought within my thinking. So much so that it even inspires me to wonder past easy every now and then. And then even more once I’ve reached the many then’s I’ve written within my plans beyond which there’s still plenty of life waiting to be lived. It’s almost as if God enjoys seeing us make our plans, either fulfill them or fail them, and then and only then realize with our very own eyes that we’ve still plenty of time for what’s then an entire ...