Apr 1, 2022·edited Apr 1, 2022Liked by Ashley Buenger
I love your portrait of the demons as spiteful little punks. I'm reminded of the Unman in C. S. Lewis' book, "Perelandra"--a nasty little child who just does meaningless sh*t.
But Jesus appears, and then in glorious liberation, "I am Mary again."
Can you even imagine what Mary Magdalene went through? I can try, especially for the brief moments imagined and experienced alongside her in this poignant story. Spiritual warfare is a very real part of living this side of heaven. We can find evidence of it throughout scripture, as the author suggests.
I love your portrait of the demons as spiteful little punks. I'm reminded of the Unman in C. S. Lewis' book, "Perelandra"--a nasty little child who just does meaningless sh*t.
But Jesus appears, and then in glorious liberation, "I am Mary again."
Can you even imagine what Mary Magdalene went through? I can try, especially for the brief moments imagined and experienced alongside her in this poignant story. Spiritual warfare is a very real part of living this side of heaven. We can find evidence of it throughout scripture, as the author suggests.