Quote from THEO OF GOLDEN by Allen Levi

Quote from THEO OF GOLDEN by Allen Levi

We all walk roads of various descriptions in life. The long and winding road. The road to ruin. Easy Street. The road less traveled.

Along the way there are questions, there is news, there are concerns and fears and uncertainties that furrow our brows, trouble our souls, and break our hearts. Death terrifies many of us.

But God, in his sublime goodness, has always sent others, to walk with us — prophets, preachers, friends, teachers, artists, storytellers, wives and husbands, children, songbirds and rivers, even hardship and loss – to help us see clearly. They are the ones who make our hearts burn within us, who call us out of indifference, our lethargy, our death and defeat. They call us to be fully alive, or at least more alive than we were before we met them.