epiphanies when they visit places like Angkor Wat.
temples/cathedrals/monuments/etc. that have stood for thousands of years.
God’s existence.

complex, driving by a few others in our route, when I looked out the window of
our van and looked.
falling apart.
make God to see all these temples that took so much time and effort to build
(35-50 years, depending on the temple in question) knowing not one of the ones
we were walking through was built to worship Him was swirling around in my
head.
put into building these, and it’s falling apart.I was angry, too. But deep down inside, my heart was
breaking.
– a testament to the staying power of lies in our lives.
detailing which country is restoring what, and how much it’s costing them (the
other country, not Cambodia) to restore it.
far more so than any other reason.
forever on their own.
to churned.
Raider temple) in one simple passage.
and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal: but lay up for
yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where
thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart
may be also.”
– really, all the temples/mosques/etc around the world dedicated to false
religions – are just gorgeous pictures of treasures that have been stored up on
earth.
No matter how beautiful they are, no matter how awesomely they’ve been built,
these things are being destroyed.
around to acknowledge it.

on the outside temple walls.
Maker who is far more concerned about having a relationship with me where I
know He loves me than about anything else.
know and understand is far different, and while I long for a devotion deep
enough to spend decades creating something so beautiful to my God, the gods
they’ve built these things for are lies.
treasures given to something other than the One who is worthy and deserving of
these gifts.
need Jesus.
of this world as treasures and worship at the feet of our Creator.
really are?
