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Red and Yellow, Black and White
A Christian devotion inspired by my love for lighthouses.

Regardless of their size, shape, color, or condition, lighthouses are undeniably marveled at by those who love them, especially aficionados like me. These sentinels of the sea have captivated the hearts and fostered the imagination of writers, photographers, and collectors all over the world. They are, in fact, the only reason I blog.
I must admit that at first, I was a little apprehensive about using the title above. What was once deemed as encouraging, unifying, and biblically-inspired lyrics have now been tossed into the politically incorrect bandwagon. Nevertheless, I am at peace knowing that my heart is free of any bias that this song may suggest to those with thorns of bitterness and resentment in their hearts. I still believe that…
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Considering the title of this devotion I could write yet another article/blog on the evils of racism and how it has been a lingering social cancer for centuries. I could also reiterate how it contributes to the increasing hatred and violence around the world. But, I will spare you the redundant enlightenment since the rise of racial tension is quite evident everywhere you go, especially today. Unfortunately, many of the so-called “social justice” movements that claim to fight for racial equality, peace, and tolerance are advancing their cause in a fascist manner. Thus, achieving quite the opposite of what they intend to. Yet in the midst of all the chaos, isn’t it comforting to know that where man fails God succeeds?
No matter where you go, as long as other people are present, you will have to battle some form of peace-robbing ism. So, wouldn’t it... [Read more]