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the din was a fog, a baffle of sound
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Meditations on the Doctrine of God: Part 6

God is just and righteous. If He were not, His infinite power would make Him terrifying. But He can be trusted, and His justice is what makes mercy possible.

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Tim Dever, Georgetown

A night portrait session with Tim Dever in Georgetown.

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Meditations on the Doctrine of God: Part 5

God has authority over all things, and that authority is not a burden but a gift. His sovereignty is what makes it possible for us to rest.

June 10, 2026 Jason Wall 17 min read

Christian Theology of Salvation

A Q&A-style explanation of the Christian doctrine of salvation: the Fall, guilt and corruption, Christ's Atonement, transformation, assurance, and Adoption.

May 06, 2026 Jason Wall 48 min read

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Tim Dever, Georgetown

A night portrait session with Tim Dever in Georgetown.

In the bowler hat beside a graffiti-covered brick wall

Broad smile under the brim, warm string-light bokeh behind

Direct gaze, rim-lit by an off-camera flash

Looking off toward the light, jawline catching the rim

Tight crop under the brim, a small knowing smile

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Exploring God's creation through the medium of poetry

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Baffle of Sound

the din was a fog, a baffle of sound
and it washes over you like waves
crashing on the wooded grain

August 29, 2026 Jason Wall

Cicada's Song

the cicadas song hung heavy in the air
a reverberation ringing with a ceaseless pulse
a cool wind waft...

August 22, 2026 Jason Wall

Trust Me

my heart quails and i feel my arms go cold
fear creeping up and around my shoulders
thoughts intruding...

July 11, 2026 Jason Wall

About Me

The story behind Walljm.com

My Story

Walljm was established in 1998, born out of a desire for self-expression on the internet. I have been writing on the web in blog form since 2000, but walljm.com was first put on the web in 1998 as a static site. It is now more a personal magazine, acting as a portfolio of my writing, poetry, and photography.

I am a Christian, a photographer, an occasional poet, a recovering dreamer, a sometime philosopher, a software developer, an autodidact, and an INFP who sometimes masquerades as INFJ.

"I believe in the power of perspective—that looking at the world through different lenses enriches our understanding and deepens our appreciation for its complexity."

— Jason Wall