Some walls look like they'll stand forever, a stubborn will that refuses to bend,

a damaging document that seems impossible to reverse, a scene so dark you can't imagine

like returning.

But eventually, the walls fall, and God proceeds with his sovereign a scene so dark you can't imagine light returning.

But eventually, the walls fall, and God proceeds with His sovereign plan.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindoll walks through an amazing sequence of events in Esther

Chapter 8, providing proof that no heart is too hard for God to change. No writing so permanent he can't reverse it.

And no scene so dark he can't brighten it.

Chuck titled his message,

And the walls came tumbling down.

There is no wall that will not ultimately fall.

Even though it may be imposing and long standing, it will fall.

Even though it may be as intimidating as an angry giant,

or as silent as thin air and just as invisible, like the

stubborn will of a person or the bitter spirit of an individual.

It will fall.

All walls finally fall.

Anyone who knows a little bit of history knows how true that is. Everywhere you go,

it seems, especially on the continent and into Europe, you find walls that once were so formidable

and strong and intimidating and high. People in their day thought they would never fall.

And yet to this day, right into Middle East and into Egypt,

this archaeologist Spade continues to unearth walls that have fallen.

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