The poem "What Cancels Canceled?", by C C Keaton, critiques cancel culture and advocates for love as the antidote. It contrasts cancel culture's judgment and scrutiny with love's patience, kindness, and humility. The author urges to replace cancel culture with love, emphasizing forgiveness and grace. The poem draws inspiration from 1 Corinthians 13:13.
The Lost Art of Listening
The post and video-postcard by C C Keaton, highlights the importance of listening and the benefits it brings to relationships and personal growth. It also features a poetic reflection on the beauty of listening. In addition, it shares interesting facts about bamboo and its significance in nature and human life. The message promotes mindfulness and appreciation for God's creation.
Generous Glory
The Book of Colossians, Chapter 3, read by C C, emphasizes the believers' union with Christ and the importance of embodying qualities such as mercy, kindness, humility, and love. The passage encourages forgiveness and emphasizes the significance of living in peace and gratitude. It highlights the idea of focusing on heavenly matters rather than earthly concerns.
Great Gratefulness
The poem "Great Gratefulness" by C C Keaton beautifully portrays the transformative power of gratitude. It emphasizes that gratitude is more than just an attitude and can lead to a divine connection, providing a sense of certainty and lifting individuals above worldly concerns. The poem ends with a message of peace and love.
Van Gogh had such a beautiful way of describing LOVE ❤️
Choose to make life amazing by loving others despite flaws. Shalom! 🙌🙏💕❤️🩹🙌🔁
