See the Artist by His Artistry

EPISODE · Dec 30, 2025 · 1 MIN

See the Artist by His Artistry

from Daily Readings by Wild at Heart · host John Eldredge

This will open up wonders for you about the personality of Jesus — look at his works of art.I was sitting out back yesterday morning sipping coffee, watching the young chipmunks chase one another at breakneck speeds across the deck. One clever daredevil, hoping to get the advantage, jumped up on the fence rail and continued the chase from above, leaping at the last moment upon his littermate like a Hollywood stuntman. This morning one of them adopted a new strategy. The little rascal found an ambush spot, clinging from the side of the house, where he waited for his playmate to wander by unawares; he then pounced, and the two somersaulted off the deck and into the grass, squealing. Only to dash off and do it again. And again.Now — what does this tell us about the personality of Jesus, who created these little dynamos with striped masks and boundless enthusiasm? What do they say about his heart? Polar-bear cubs will hurl themselves down snowy hillsides headfirst and upside down, just for fun. Spinner dolphins love to romp in the bow-wake of a boat, cavorting, leaping into the air and, well, spinning. Otters play tag. Our horses play tug-of-war with a stick — which is really quite funny when you think of how nobly a horse normally likes to carry himself.Who gave your puppy his impishness, as he snatches your slipper and races round the house with you in tow? God is more playful than we are.Want more? Order your copy of Beautiful Outlaw today

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