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-- -- -- -- on the willows on the willows is a blog for many women, from many cities, with different experiences, at many stages of life. skip to content home about contributors branching out ← older posts shameless by lyndsay wilkin posted on may 19, 2015 it was just a few months ago that i read an article that sent me absolutely spinning. got me more inflamed emotionally than i’d been over anything in a long time. i mean, i’m opinionated, and i can get pretty riled up, but i work hard to keep it all under control. blood pressure, you know. but this has stuck with me at an active simmer ever since, for reasons that go far beyond the topic of the article itself. after my dog alerted me that the mail man had arrived, i was excited because i was expecting something specific that day. it didn’t come, but my weekly issue of time magazine did. i’ve gotten fairly used to shocking covers of time , but this one. this one. “ in defense of johns ” was the title. the gist: buying sex should not be shamed. once i recovered my breath and talked my stomach out of turning itself inside out, i considered the greater ramifications of this article: we live in a culture that bullies us into being ashamed for shaming things that are shameful. okay, i’ll expound. there are things/issues/sins that are plainly wrong. not everything is gray, although we live in a culture that would resolutely tell us otherwise. as christians, we know better. the bible gives us timeless truths that don’t change with cultural trends. but there is a very real enemy working to steal, kill, and destroy us. and one of the ways that is done is by turning our right and wrong upside down, and by making us incrementally tolerate/accept/embrace these things. historically, the most obvious example to draw from would be the african slave trade. it’s one of the most grievous atrocities and collective sins in our country’s history. yes? yes. this is a view held overwhelmingly across the board, regardless of religious belief. human beings are not objects or property, and skin tones are not a legitimate basis for segregation or for determining the worth of a person. but for years–hundreds of them–an entire culture considered it not only permissible, but even essential for society. the grossly over-simplified explanation (because i don’t have space for all the history behind it) is that slaves were the economic backbone of the west. if slavery was abolished, the economy could collapse. the moral issue was entirely eclipsed by money. thus, a horrific disregard for the value of human life was culturally accepted and embraced. guilt over that would have been massively inconvenient. thank god people of sober conscience risked all to stand up and call this shameful. they called it what it was, and they didn’t back down when the majority tried to bully them into silence. even more historically, we look at the garden and see how not just a culture but a world across generations can be fooled into thinking we know better than god. it started by a little thought being planted that disobeying god is not really wrong. that there’s a bright side to it. that it’s not really a big deal. that our needs are important, and satisfying them will make us happy. that’s what god wants for us, right? just to be happy? and we see how this has snowballed over time. we have gotten really good at justifying sin in order to give ourselves permission to have what we want while simultaneously keeping us from feeling guilty. the more we are told we are not being loving by recognizing sin as sin (aka “judging”), and the more we are told that truth is “whatever feels right to you”, and the more we feel on the outside of popular thought, we give in. and we start confusing the straight line with the crooked one. i want to constantly ask myself this question, and i challenge you to do it, too: who is determining my right and wrong? who is determining how i interpret scripture? a godless culture, or god? god is the only one who deserves that role in my life, and when i give it to someone or some entity or some trend that is separate from god, i have forsaken him. i have put him lower. and when i’m not willing to call sin “sin” because i’m afraid of how people will see me, that may make me tolerant and accepted and safe in the temporal sense, but it also makes me a coward. it does not represent christ well. and, from an eternal perspective, it’s useless. lastly, i am struck by this truth regularly: the gospel is offensive ( 1 cor. 1:18 ). so, while we seek to live in a way that is loving and not condemning, harmonious and servant-hearted toward others, we cannot reject that the story of christ, by whom we stand, is going to make people angry and reject us. we are in and not of. we are strangers in this place. the world will do what it will without christ. it will stake its claim in the darkness and on sin and death until the very end. it’s ugly and it’s not where we want to be, nor where we’re called to be. not even close. let’s not blur those lines. let’s hold each other accountable as christians to stay sober-minded about what should be deemed shameful, and not be ashamed to call it so. and let’s let others know that there is someone to live for who is far more satisfying than living for ourselves. posted in adversity , culture & media , current events , history , politics , social justice , theology & philosophy , uncategorized | 2 comments forty is the new . . . whatever makes you feel better by stephanie brubaker posted on may 1, 2015 photo via . i write to you from the throes of my last week in my thirties. i always knew the day would come, and i confess i have been in no hurry to get here. i could feel it hovering in the distance, like tax day; you ignore it as long as possible, but you know it’s coming for you, and even if you file an application for an extension, you’re still gonna pay. i find myself a mess of contradictions. the best way to convey this to you is to give you a peek at my inner monologue. the milestones i looked forward to most in life are all behind me now. i don’t want to be thought of as old and irrelevant. i feel more comfortable in my own skin than ever. i enjoy and treasure my marriage more than ever. i hate cellulite. cellulite doesn’t matter. just keep swimming. as you can see, i am all over the place. most of these are fleeting thoughts; they do not plague me from moment to moment, but they are most definitely there. if i stop all the noise and dial down, there is a wrestling. i think if i have any revelation at forty, by the grace of god alone, it is that the wrestling is always there, has always been. the topics of my thoughts shift and change, but the underlying theme remains: my will versus his. my will is that i stay young and pretty. that others look at me and want to be like me. that all my dreams for this life come true. that my failures are small and my successes great. that i have no regrets. that i get the life i want. his will is that my heart would be pretty. that i would yield and allow him to conform me to his image. that my trust in his ways would supersede my need to conform to my culture. that i would let go of living for myself. that i would love him enough to love others more. it’s easy to see how these two could be locked in a perpetual arm wrestling match. the flesh and the spirit, a lifetime of war. this is what my fears and apprehensions about turning forty are really about. i sense the spirit getting the advantage, and my flesh grabs on with both hands, plants its feet, and uses its whole body weight to cheat its way to victory. (which is, coincidentally, the only way i could ever win an actual arm wrestling match. i have the upper body strength of a fruit snack.) part of me wants to let go. to graciously and gracefully accept growing older. to embrace this season as an opportunity to learn more fully what it means to live in the upside down kingdom. to prefer others, to serve

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