Spiritual and Social Commentary

In my mental meanderings I came across a thought, "Where does God fit into the scheme of things?" Upon realizing God is the scheme of things, I settled on the thought that God is the scheme I should follow. In these musings I was given the idea, we're all schemers. I was given the revelation to promote the goodness of God and I say this with God as my witness. The thing is God is the faithful witness. Faith without works is dead. So I wanted to cast aside the dead weight of the unfaithful and add some life to this life we live. Because in Genesis 1:2, God said, "Let there be light," and it was. It wasn't the sun, moon, or stars, but the true light of the world in the form of his only begotten son, Jesus Christ, who truly is Genesis 1:2, the light of the world. "Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, 'I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life'" (John 8:12). Jesus being the light of the world and me about to slip into darkness, quite naturally, I reached for the marvelous light instead. I wanted to pass on to others in the form of this book, Spiritual and Social Commentary. The commentator has commentated that I should write a spiritual and social commentary.