…darkness becomes the place where God beckons us to grow in Love.
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…if we always long for some other place or time, if we spend our time waiting to return—waiting until we have a place again, a status again, power again—we will miss what God is doing right here and now.
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He has seen fit to put me in this place—this new version of my life, with this new vantage point on the university...
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I live in the end house on a small cul-de-sac, and one of my favorite post-COVID activities is to peer out the front door windows at the neighborhood.
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In the last 5 years, my family has experienced a lot of loss. I’m blessed to come from a large, loving family. But when you have a large family, death is never that far off.
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“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who are called according to His purpose.”
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There are hard and legitimate questions to ask about the Providence of God in the face of any trauma.
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I knew the church would keep functioning as an organization, but I didn’t realize what a hit we would take as an organism—a body—the Body of Christ.
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Without church as an aid to attention, a focal habit to contain our roving eyes and minds, we gave in en masse to an even greater sense of distraction.
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We’re still called to be in community, especially as Christians. So what do we do, as we’re still redefining community?
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What do you remember of Covid? What comes to mind from those first few weeks? Those first spring months, stretching into summer? Then a full year, another, and another. What do you remember?
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