LONELINESS

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There is loneliness and some of you here this morning may be experiencing it at this very moment. You awoke in the middle of the night and your checklist of friends and family had shrunk.

Death, sickness, too many have moved to another city or state…or for yet another reason, a friendship or relationship that was, isn’t anymore. And it hurts and no, God has not died, but you have died inside.

Or, your health has been deteriorating and you see no light at the end of the tunnel.

 

Or, temptation is alive and well in the host of your days and you are weary from fighting it.

 

So then, what to do? Start a marathon session with your soul.

 

Catch up for lost time by talking and arguing with any parts of your soul that have started to drift.

 

Tell your soul to fill in the faithless gaps with God. Tell it once. Tell it a hundred times. Tell it a thousand times, if you must.

 

Why so much repetition? Because our faith in our God requires more than an occasional reference to it. “What a friend we have in Jesus?” Well now, don’t we want to be around a friend, and refer to a friend more than occasionally?

 

I recently read the perfect quote on what I am talking about in a book called SPIRITUAL DEPRESSION, IT’S CAUSE AND ITS CURE.

“The main art in the matter of spiritual living is to know how to handle yourself.

You have to take yourself in hand, you have to address yourself, preach to yourself, and question yourself.”

In other words, you must say to your soul, “Why art thou cast down? What business have you to be disquieted? You must turn on yourself, upbraid yourself… exhort yourself, and say to yourself, ‘Hope thou in God.’

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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES on this Wyrick’s Writings site entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.

 

“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.

 

Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

 

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

 

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”

 

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STRETCH YOUR SOUL (1st in series)

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Find rest, O my soul, in God alone; my hope comes from him. He alone is my rock and my salvation; he is my fortress, I will not be shaken. My salvation and my honor depend on God; he is my mighty rock, my refuge. Trust in him at all times, O people; pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge” (Psalm 62:5-8).

If someone were to ask you, “What is my soul? Your soul?” How would you answer? Oh, you could give the dictionary description, “the immaterial essence of an individual life,” but that’s about as satisfactory an answer as feeding on boiled cardboard or fried cellophane.

 

So then “What is the soul?”

 

Well, first and foremost, it is the eternal you. It is not captive to the calendar by any way or means.

 

It is like a great ear as it reacts to all it hears from sources here on earth and from the heaven-sent voice of God.

 

It has muscles in the sense that if not used it shrivels and almost dies. I say almost because it is never too late for a man or woman to begin a workout program for this most important part of our being.

 

Secondly, one very special quality of our souls, they are color blind. For all our earthly foolish-ness, ultimately we are brothers and sisters beneath the Fatherhood of our living God.

 

To argue other-wise is to create a world of fenced-in ruts. In God’s world where stretched souls live, there are no neighborhood restrictions because the world, the whole world, is our neighborhood.

 

One isn’t very far into the book of Genesis before the subject of the soul leaps off the pages, “The Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.”

 

We are further into the first book of the Gospels when we are warned of the soul’s importance, “For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?” (Matthew 16:26)

 

Indeed, have you ever noticed that men sell their soul to the Devil?
but give their souls to God.

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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES…

 

 

A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM(1st in series) (on this Wyrck’s Writing blog)

“I have always been intrigued by a question God put to Adam, “Where are you?” Why did He ask that? What is the meaning behind this? It wasn’t a geographical question, for certainly God knew the answer to that one.
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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES on this Wyrick’s Writings site entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.

 

 

“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

 

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”
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RUST ON MY SOUL (42nd in series)

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RUST ON MY SOUL (A Novel) (Published by Bridge Press in 1985 & Distributed Internationally)


INTRODUCTION (Repeated for those new to the series)

In an old loose leaf notebook, Thomas Kettering wrote when there was a cry from his heart. He wrote when his inner longing spilled over into the reality of his days. He did not write every day, only when he felt he must. How often he wrote or when is not important. The journey is what counts, for it is a diary about all of us, to all of us. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and even a stumble is a step.

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Morning


Yesterday is still fuzzy, a frail falling in and out of a moment I’ll never forget. It underlines itself in my remembering.


It was late afternoon and I was on my way home from another disappointing interview when the pain started in my left arm. It was 5:56 PM by the toll booth clock, and I was running late again.

 
I handed the attendant a dollar- I need to get my Sun Pass-tired so tired I was…everything switching to slow motion…tired.


Why couldn’t he make change any faster?...that’s right…no change…Cold supper a hot complaining Nancy…why did I keep repeating myself…Nancy the breadwinner now.

The least I could do was get supper ready on time. The Help Wanted poster on the toll booth ought to read, “Only the slowest need apply.”

“Do something, don’t just give me that blank stare.” I didn’t shout the words at the attendant. I only thought them. I felt irritation building behind the pain that was now clutching at my chest. Finally he handed me the coins.


My foot to the floor- seventy miles an hour…the pain pulling tight the muscles in my chest…my arms aching as they seemed to fill with hot, heavy, thickening oil…I had to make it home.

A policeman? Where did he come from? The patrol car’s flashing blue light and siren announced his presence. I pulled over.


“You okay?” The question was asked with genuine concern.

The pressure pushed in toward my lungs and out toward somewhere beyond my chest. “Why do you ask, officer?” Politeness. It never pays to poormouth a policeman. My hands were wet and the pressure pushed in toward my lungs and out toward somewhere beyond my chest. I felt like I was going to explode.


“You were going seventy-five and you don’t look so good.”


“I’m not drunk,” I assured him. “I’m just tired and in a hurry to get hoe.” Why did I say that?” I knew something was wrong…I needed help.

There was a struggle to my seeing…a grey was setting in from the outer edges of my vision. No more words came…frantic, futile motions with my mouth but no words.


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Below is a quote from Thursday Jan 20th Wyrick’s writings blog entitled ANGER VS. PATIENCE

“After the old man had departed, God called out to Abraham and asked where the stranger was. Abraham replied, “I sent him on his way because he did not worship you.”

God answered “I have suffered him all his eighty years although he dishonors me. Could you not endure for just one night?”

God suffers us, endures us! And forgives us and loves us and sets such a perfect example for us.”
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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES…


A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM(1st in series) (on this Wyrck’s Writing blog)

“I have always been intrigued by a question God put to Adam, “Where are you?” Why did He ask that? What is the meaning behind this? It wasn’t a geographical question, for certainly God knew the answer to that one.
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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES on this Wyrick’s Writings site entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.


“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.
Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.


Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”

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A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM (5TH IN SERIES)

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When you worry, remember that it shouldn’t be a one man or one woman activity.

You may not want to burden a friend or spouse with something that is worrying you, but even Jesus when things got tough and dirty called in his friends, his disciples.

He did it in the Garden of Gethsemane.

He did it at the Last Supper. The humanity in Him knew it was a time to share, to confide.

Talking about your problem with some-one close can also help your perspective.

Otherwise, it is always the problem of not being able to see the forest because of the tree.

You can be so overwrought you put a wrong slant to the thing that’s worrying you, or you may have misinterpreted the problem.

Maybe the other person has gone through what you are going through or something similar. It is a mathematical solution really, two points of view are always better than just one.

Would you ease your own anxieties?

Then pause and try placing your problems and anxieties second in line while considering the problems and anxieties of someone else.

That’s right. Just in case you’re not sure you heard me correctly,

I did just say you need to think and pray about someone else’s problems even when you already have enough of your own. That’s a tall order, but it is truly the best way to keep from being overwhelmed by self pity.

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ANGER VS. PATIENCE

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Let’s look at anger’s opposite:
Patience, tolerance, understanding, self restraint - that ability to live easily and well with any type of delay, discouragement or disappointment.

If you want to prove your maturity look for these traits.

We expect it in an adult. We certainly don’t expect in a baby.

An infant doesn’t mind waking mommy or daddy up in the middle of the night if it is hungry, or thirsty, or wet. His or her needs come first.

But a grown-up human being who still displays the instincts of a child, has not yet earned the right to be called mature.

These immature adults major in being rude and restless. They honk horns in traffic, steal parking spaces, and berate sales clerks. Even fast food restaurants are not fast enough for them.

They help to swell the attendance of a church in Florida that advertises a 22 minutes worship service.
Let me share an old Hebrew story.

Abraham was sitting outside his tent one evening when he saw an old man weary from much travel passing by.

He moved forward to stop him in his journey and invited him into his tent.
There he washed his feet and gave him food and drink.

The old man eagerly began eating, but without saying either a prayer or blessing.

So Abraham asked him, “Don’t you worship God?”

The old man responded, “I worship fire only and reverence no other god.”

Hearing this, Abraham became quite angry, grabbed the old man by his cloak and threw him out of the tent into the night’s cold darkness.

After the old man had departed, God called out to Abraham and asked where the stranger was. Abraham replied, “I sent him on his way because he did not worship you.”

God answered “I have suffered him all his eighty years although he dishonors me. Could you not endure for just one night?”

God suffers us, endures us! And forgives us and loves us and sets such a perfect example for us.

And patiently asks that we patiently “love our neighbors as ourselves” and “love our enemies.”

But we cannot do this when we are angry because prejudice loves anger; hate loves anger; anger loves anger.

Still… we must find, and keep, and practice patience because patience is the companion of wisdom.
We must practice patience because as the book of Proverbs puts it, “All good things come to he who waits.”

BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES…

A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM(1st in series) (on this Wyrck’s Writing blog)

“I have always been intrigued by a question God put to Adam, “Where are you?” Why did He ask that? What is the meaning behind this? It wasn’t a geographical question, for certainly God knew the answer to that one.

It was a spiritual question to which God also had the answer. Then why ask it? For Adam’s sake, and all the Adams and Eves yet to come. For you and me in these 21st century days.

“Where are we? And where do we want to go? What do we want to be? And how much, or how little?” And we must never stop trying to answer God’s question as we try to get off a treadmill and aim toward a proper direction.

It’s called purpose, and…”
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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES on this Wyrick’s Writings site entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.

 

“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.
Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”
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RUST ON MY SOUL

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RUST ON MY SOUL (A Novel) (Published by Bridge Press in 1985 & Distributed Internationally)

INTRODUCTION (Repeated for those new to the series)

In an old loose leaf notebook, Thomas Kettering wrote when there was a cry from his heart. He wrote when his inner longing spilled over into the reality of his days. He did not write every day, only when he felt he must. How often he wrote or when is not important. The journey is what counts, for it is a diary about all of us, to all of us. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and even a stumble is a step.

 

Afternoon

 

I’m in pain, but I’m alive. A short while ago- when, I’m not sure (I’ve lost track of the days) – my heart signaled a threat that it might stop altogether. An overwhelming terror set in. Mortality had only been a word till an apparition called death came calling without a shout. It was a loud whisper, just enough to worry me or allow me to try to ignore it. It was in stereo and reverberated across my universe.

 

The doctors have decided I most likely will live.. It was a strange world I plunged into – no cohesive thoughts, all feelings. No self-reliance, complete dependence. They told me this pen in my hand would feel like it weighed a ton. They were right. It is heavy, out of all proportion, like the lethargy that sits heavy on my mind. Maybe more writing later.

 

Morning

 

How many days now since my last entry? I don’t know and I don’t really care. That’s the depressing part. The lack of writer’s itch with no driving need to scratch. It surfaces briefly and then falls limp, languid and unproductive. I’ve written only a few lines and I am already mentally panting.

 

I’m depressed about being depressed. The doctors say that’s normal. I think the word normal was invented by doctors to try to make the unpalatable palatable. I’ve got news for them. It doesn’t work.
If possible, I’d like to put down all I remember of these past few weeks. Since these musings have been good therapy in the past maybe they’ll guide me back to a healthy future. I have made up my mind to survive, to be old, to be successful again, only this time with a different set of codes, to see my kids grown and perhaps see my grandchildren. God willing.

 

My mind is still only capable of short journeys. Otherwise, it just sags shut and I’m left staring at nowhere and nothing. I always took my mental awareness for granted, but so much prone has left me listless. In fact, to just try to think is almost impossible. Which is, so they tell me, one of the reasons they still give me so many of what I call pause pills. Thinking encourages worry. Worry creates tension.

 

“We can’t have your heart trying to keep up with a racing mind, Tom, so we just hold the octane rating low and put a wedge under your mental accelerator. “ It was my doctor trying to match quotes with me again. “When we think your heart can stand the stress we’ll ease up on the sedation.
I could buy the reasoning; I didn’t have to like the sale.

To be continued 

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Below is a quote from Wyrick’s writings blog entitled ANGER VS. PATIENCE

 

“After the old man had departed, God called out to Abraham and asked where the stranger was. Abraham replied, “I sent him on his way because he did not worship you.”

God answered “I have suffered him all his eighty years although he dishonors me. Could you not endure for just one night?”

God suffers us, endures us! And forgives us and loves us and sets such a perfect example for us.”

BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES…quoted from Sunday Jan 2 2011
A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM(1st in series) (on this Wyrck’s Writing blog)

 

“I have always been intrigued by a question God put to Adam, “Where are you?” Why did He ask that? What is the meaning behind this? It wasn’t a geographical question, for certainly God knew the answer to that one.

It was a spiritual question to which God also had the answer. Then why ask it? For Adam’s sake, and all the Adams and Eves yet to come. For you and me in these 21st century days.

“Where are we? And where do we want to go? What do we want to be? And how much, or how little?” And we must never stop trying to answer God’s question as we try to get off a treadmill and aim toward a proper direction.

It’s called purpose, and…”
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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.

“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.
Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”
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A HEAVENLY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM (4TH IN SERIES)

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It’s there, this inborn, intuitive heavenly-prodded-need to be aware of and commune with God. To reach beyond what we can touch with our fingers to that which we can only feel with our souls.

“I will meditate on Your precepts, and contemplate Your ways,” says the Psalmist. (Psalm 119:15) “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Psalm 119:105)

Let’s put it this way, “Opportunity dances with those already on the dance floor.” (H Jackson Brown Jr.)

Remember in the old days when someone would sign the dance card of a young lady which proved they officially wanted to dance with her and that she had given him a specific dance.

And sometimes someone would like to fill up the dance card with just their name and no one else’s.

Well, in a sense this is a prescription for better knowing God and receiving from Him His blessings.

Have our eternal dance card, signed up, meditated through, prayed upon and committed to only God and none of the other devilish partners life sometimes offers on the dance card at all.

 

Remember in the book of Luke how it was when Jesus, on a trip to Bethany, stopped to refresh himself at the home of his friends, Martha and Mary.

It could have been such an exceptional time together, except that Martha was much distracted with too much busy-ness. Instead of sitting at the Master’s feet to learn and experience this special fellowship, Martha’s vote went to what I like to call “Operation overkill.”

For Martha sitting still went over like a lead balloon, so she stopped working just long enough to put in her complaint. “Tell my lazy sister to help me serve. Tell her to get up and get going.”

 

And Jesus, not so much exasperated with her as saddened, replied, “Martha, Martha, you are worried about many things, but one thing is needed, and Mary has chosen the good part…”

 

That’s what it is all about. Choosing the good parts of life.

 

The good opportunities. Poor Martha, she meant well but was so distracted by self-pity, so troubled about being put upon, so compulsive in her need to prove she was a super hostess that she allowed anger and compulsive doing-ness to destroy what could have otherwise have been a wonderful moment. Jesus had said “Sit.”

 

And she essentially had replied, “I don’t want to sit. If I am not up and doing, I am nothing.” So she didn’t sit. And she did miss the point as well as the opportunity, and that the shame of it all.

 

For us, it is deciding to be like Mary who chose well, as against Martha who was too busy being busy to know she had not chosen wisely at all.
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Below are quotes from ANGER IS A KILLER (1st in Series)

 

 

Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, of course, I do.

 

Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

 

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

 

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew…*********************************

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A quote from One A Day blog posted recently.

“I am hate. I am committed to destruction.

 

I live in a dark and melancholy valley, surrounded by mountains of resentment.

 

There is great silence on my streets
for here people brood from morn till night.

 

There are no songs or laughter
For all around me give out only rebuke and rage.

Our population does not often change,
but some escape.

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BELOW are QUOTES FROM THE Rust on my Soul Serialization

 

 

“I want to do more than just live. I want to be alive. I want to sometimes stand on that mountaintop. I want a song in my heart that makes my own personal Hit Parade.

 

I want contentment that is more than satisfied nerve endings. I want to feel the stretch of eternity in my bones.

 

This may indeed be more than I will ever find, but “a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for?”

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