This one is not for everyone. I wrote this song trying to put myself in the shoes of Adam after the fall. I don’t claim this to be a teachable perspective, or anything of the sort. This is just my interpretation of how Adam might have felt looking back on all that happened. I think people are often a little too hard on Adam for his words after the fall, but I don’t dismiss his failures at all, and I hope that at some point he did discuss things with her, and that he did become a better leader after this monumental failure and trauma. It’s not for me to know, but I can try to think through his experience and apply it to my own failures in being a leader for my wife, and so I did this.
The Outcry: Sodom and Gomorrah
The account of Sodom and Gomorrah is one of the most cited moments in all of Scripture, and yet it is also one of the most frequently reduced to something far smaller than what the text actually presents. For many, it has become almost synonymous with one particular...



