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Monthly Archives: September 2015
The Silence of God: Judgment
~As I’m preparing to preach on Ezekiel 8-11 over the next couple of weeks this story has some relevance. Wilhelm Busch writes of bring a prisoner of the Gestapo (taken from the book “Christ or Hitler?”: Wilhem Busch, pages 246-247). … Continue reading
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The Joy of Forgiveness: Wilhelm Busch
This story from the life of Wilhelm Busch shows many things: the wisdom of a father, the downward spiral into sin, the joy of forgiveness and reconciliation, and the obedient response out of gratitude and love. It’s taken from the … Continue reading
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