— By Michael Sterling Pryor
When you wreck your life as I did, TEARS ARE NOT ENOUGH.
When your darkest secrets come to light, when the life you’ve built collapses around you, when shackles close around your wrists and the noise of the county jail intake makes your brokenness impossible to deny—what good are tears?
Of course, tears matter. They give voice to sorrow we cannot put into words. But tears alone cannot undo the damage, break the grip of sin, or rebuild a shattered life.
Then what is enough? Who is enough?
Jesus.
The One who wept at Lazarus’ tomb is the One who went to the cross to rescue us. His answer to our failures was not to condemn us, or merely weep with us, but to give Himself for us. Where tears fall short, His mercy reaches. Where we cannot repair what we have broken, His grace makes new life possible.
TEARS ARE NOT ENOUGH is my story of rebellion, pain, prison time, and God’s merciful rescue. It is an honest account of the wreckage I caused—and the gracious God who did not abandon me in it. Through it all, He led me toward a remarkable grace-filled new life—not simply sorrow over the past—but a daily walk in the righteousness of the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
