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The Lamppost

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An angel sat on the edge of a rooftop, legs dangling over the side. He looked down at the humans below, watching them go about their lives. A gentle smile formed on his face.

“Heavenly Father, you were right,” the angel said softly. “Despite their flaws, humans truly are one of your greatest creations.”

“Yes, they are,” God replied.

“That is why I give them many chances to redeem themselves. They are capable of great things. I want them to know that no matter what they’ve done, they can always come back to Me. I will always be there.”

The angel’s smile deepened.

“If it is your will, Father, I would like to walk among them,” the angel said. “As you did—as your Son, and as the other angels have before me.”

God answered,

“I will tell you this… You already have.”

The angel’s eyes widened.

“I have?”

“Yes,” God said gently. “You have.”

“Then... may I return?”

“You may.”

God summoned the angel to stand before Him.

“Yes, Yahweh?” the angel asked.

“I am sending you to Earth, as you know,” God said.

“Yes,” the angel replied, his tone reverent.

“There, you will take on two roles,” God continued.

“What will they be?”

“You have a gift for words and a creative mind. So, you will serve as an editor at a small, yet meaningful publishing house. I want you to find those who have something to say— stories that deserve to be heard, whether they speak of truth or imagined worlds.”

The angel nodded, warmth rising in his chest.

“I am honored to do so.”

God smiled—His presence radiating peace.

“Your second role,” He said, “will be as a messenger of My word. In time, I want you to create a commission— one that spreads My message and nurtures unity, love, hope, faith, and creativity.”

“What shall I call this commission?” the angel asked.

“I will leave that to you. There is no need to rush. In due time, I will tell you when it is time to begin.”

The angel bowed his head.

“I understand, Yahweh. I am ready when You are.”

And with that, the angel was whisked away— sent once more into the world of men.

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Happy Easter (or belated happy Easter, depending upon when you're reading this)

Thank you!

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A new story that I posted on Story Star!

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I love the color

Peonies "Red Charm"

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What are your thoughts about religion and its various types?

I really don't have any thoughts about religion because I believe more in the spirituality of Christ than I do religion. Religion focuses too much on doctrines and certain practices, whereas building a spiritual personal relationship with Christ, I feel is more fulfilling because one is able to focus solely on the spiritual aspects.

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Faith and the Supernatural

This may sound unusual, and I’m sure some might think it is — but here goes.

I don’t know exactly when it started or for how long I’ve felt this way, but deep down, I’ve always sensed that there’s more to this world than what we see. A vast unknown, hidden just beyond our perception.

Sometimes I wonder if this is because we’ve shut off a God-given mystical, spiritual side of ourselves — or if God has allowed it to go dormant, waiting for us to seek Him. To search for the truth in His word and in the teachings of His Son, Jesus. Maybe only then would we truly awaken to the supernatural aspects of God.

I’m writing this because these thoughts have been with me for a while now. With everything going on in the world, I sometimes feel as though something — or Someone — is calling us back.

And by that, I mean God is calling us to seek Him.

I can’t say for certain if I’m right… but it’s a question that keeps weighing on me.

Growing up, anything that was seen as “otherworldly” was either dismissed as nonexistent or treated as something to fear. And yet, as I explored in a previous essay about prayer, hymns, and worship — those practices are inherently supernatural.

When we pray, we invite God's presence. We ask for divine intervention in situations beyond our control. We hope for tangible outcomes. And when they happen? We don’t always call them supernatural — we call them miracles.

Which isn’t wrong.

But from my experience, the word “supernatural” was — and still is — often associated with the Devil. Rarely, if ever, was it acknowledged that God’s works are equally, if not supremely, supernatural.

So…

Do I believe there’s more to this world than we perceive? Yes.

Are there supernatural elements — both of God and of the Devil — surrounding us? Yes.

Will we ever fully understand it? Maybe not.

But that doesn’t mean we should stop seeking.

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A novella that I have written

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Just something Abstract that I created

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Just a simple picture of myself that I edited.

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Reblogging

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Whispers of Qidrese- a Novella that I have written and posted on Story Star - Check it Out!