Choas and change
Then gone.
James began to speak in tongues not forced, but flowing. Ancient syllables he didn’t recognize spilled from his mouth like wind through dry leaves.
He wrote down everything he heard between prayers:
“The spirit of confusion is not always from the enemy sometimes it’s your soul resisting transformation.”
“Fire teaches by burning what logic protects.”
“When you don’t recognize yourself, you are closest to becoming who you were meant to be.”
That night, James dreamt of fire pouring from his mouth not destructive, but alive. It spread through a crowd of people, lighting candles in their hands.
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