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The Lisping God

God, Calvin said, speaks like a nursing mother lisping to her child, making room for “our feebleness”, as though cuddling us with words. And so I turn to the comfort of Psalms where the wounded Christ opens His arms to make room for my wounds, to the God who calms a lamb sleeping by aContinue reading “The Lisping God”

Posted byMatthew PullarSeptember 10, 2021Posted inDevotional, PoetryTags:Elijah, God, John Calvin, Pablo Picasso, PsalmsLeave a comment on The Lisping God
Matthew Pullar

Matthew Pullar

Teacher, writer, blogger, husband, father, Christian. Living in Wyndham in Melbourne's west, on the land of the Kulin Nation. Searching for words to console and feed hearts and souls.

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