The Eschatology of Gratitude, the Culture of X, & Some 2K Dialogues

Those who cannot see the blessings of this great nation will find refuge with the scoundrels.

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The Future Belongs to the Grateful

The future belongs to the grateful.

Those who spend their days bemoaning and belittling our forefathers will find that their sons will do likewise.

Those who spend their days complaining about their past will find that they will never rejoice in their present or future.

Those who spend their days replaying their past wrongs will find that they cannot see clearly their justification.

Those who envy the success of others will find that they cannot see God's riches upon them.

Those who cannot rejoice with those who rejoice will find they cannot see God's grace.

Those who cannot praise another will find that they will be alone.

Those who cannot praise God for the renewal of mercies will find a future of sorrows.

Those who cannot see the blessings of this great nation will find refuge with the scoundrels.

The future belongs to the grateful.

Happy Thanksgiving!

On the Culture of Immediacy on X

The culture of immediacy created on platforms like X presents a distorted image of reality that too often does not resemble face-to-face sociological structures. They function as if church courts can download data overnight and then make executive decisions the day after. And it is clear that in some cases, those who quickly disparage the work of the Church in exercising church discipline are the first to call for church discipline when the cause benefits them.