In the season of Advent, especially, we are reminded that we are waiting. We are waiting for the day when all that was accomplished in the birth and life and death and resurrection of Jesus will finally be fully realized. We are waiting for the day when our friends won’t get cancer and when people won’t be sold into slavery, for the day when relationships will be healed and the earth will be, too. We wait for the promises of Isaiah—for the time when the wilderness, barren and desolate, will burst into bloom; for the day when the eyes of the blind will be opened and the ears of the deaf will be unstopped.
tomorrow: an update on the stocking project
1 comment:
ROCKSTAR writing, Julianne. Really great thoughts and very appropriate for where I'm living.
Do you remember a quote from some bible study we may have been in together back in the day - interweaving joy and peace?
"Peace is joy resting; Joy is peace dancing."
I like that....and I like you! Merry Christmas
Susan P
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