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by Tim Counts | To my friends who are no longer friends with Jesus: I want you to know that if I am aware of you walking away from Jesus, I have prayed for you and even cried for you. A couple of years ago I was reading The Last Battle from C.S. Lewis’s “The Chronicles of Narnia” to our kids. I came across a passage that took my breath away and filled my eyes with...
It is easy to love others who love us. But I need Jesus to help me love those who cannot seem to offer myself, or my church, anything but brokenness and smoke. Jesus, help me to reflect your heart towards bruised reeds and smoldering wicks.
Tim Counts
by Tim Counts | Some days, you go to Bible study and your life is slowly but imperceptibly changed. Other days, you go to Bible study and something in God’s word changes the trajectory of the rest...
by Tim Counts | When the Romans would leave unwanted newborns out to die, it was the Christians who would rescue and raise them. May our history become our legacy...
Jesus never turned away a person who came to him broken, hurting, and deemed “useless” by society and religious people. In fact, it seems that he often gathered these people around him. Think about how staggering this is. Lepers. Prostitutes. The blind. The physically disabled. The demon possessed. Jesus did not crush them, but rather healed them. Spent time with them. Forgave them. Put them into his service. Jesus loves bruised reeds and smoldering wicks.
Tim Counts
Bruised reeds were useless. Shepherds would make small musical instruments from reeds and once they were cracked, they would no longer make music. So they would be thrown out. Nobody would blame the shepherds for that. But when it comes to people who are like bruised reeds, Jesus does not despise or reject them. He will not break them, but he welcomes them and offers them healing if they will but come to him.
Tim Counts
