The Search for Everyman is an allegory written by Ed Dunlop. It has no illustrator, and was published in 2006. You can get this book at www.talesofcastles.com. It is the third book in the Terrestria Chronicles.Prince Josiah, Prince Selwyn, and Princess Gilda have been instructed by King Emmanuel to deliver a pardon to a condemned man by the name of Adam Everyman. The trio has three weeks before Everyman is hung, so they must hurry. Along the way, they face basins made of glass, giants, and more, all the while trusting in their King and giving Him the glory of their victories.
In each book, there is a theme or lesson that brings us closer to our King. The lesson in this book is about pride.
Pride is a hard word, a word that we often choose to avoid, or attribute to others. The opposite of Pride might be shame, which reminds me of my confirmation verse:
ReplyDeleteI am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes - Romans 1:16.
Dear Lord, let my "pride" be you. Teach me to humble myself before you and others, to your glory. Amen