As a widower, it’s triggering to watch this, but I can appreciate the dark humor it portrays and really the reality of losing your spouse…
The truth of this dynamic is real that while Krista, my late wife, is no longer physically here… I do carry her with me everyday knowing that she’s in her eternal home and the Spirit that lives within me is also seated in heavenly places so I do carry her with me as well as my daughters!
This video took me on a rollercoaster of emotions…
So much of what we experience in this life is not God’s original design, but the enemy’s distortion of it. The serpent didn’t create anything—he simply manipulated what was created.
In the Garden, love was pure. Connection was unfiltered. Expression flowed from intimacy, not insecurity. But the moment humanity tasted the knowledge of both good and evil, love became conditioned. Awareness birthed fear. And fear began to whisper lies that shaped how we relate, how we trust, how we love.
Now, we often mistake control for care, performance for purpose, and possession for love—all reflections of a fallen lens. But in Christ, we’re invited back to Eden’s simplicity… back to a place where love isn’t earned, it’s expressed; where relationship isn’t transactional, it’s transformational.
The work of redemption is not about escaping this world, but restoring our vision—seeing creation as it was meant to be, not as it’s been manipulated to appear.
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