What have you been eagerly waiting for? Or patiently waiting for? All of us have hopes we hold dear and fears that may never be realised. It can be easy to be so aware of what we lack that we either hope too much or too little. Today I pray for those who are waiting for life-changing things, that God may bring peace and comfort in the not-yet of waiting.
Christianity was and is wholly different. It insists that we are saved not by what we do, but by what God in Christ has done for us in history—in his incarnation, life, death, resurrection, and ascension. https://t.co/4UKKOwiSSO via @timkellernyc and @gospelinlife
Covid Sunday:
A friend in Brooklyn writes:
"We follow our longtime pre-church Sunday routine. We get dressed up a bit and walk the seven or eight blocks north for some French goodies and great coffee. Then head back for virtual church. It marks the day."
So happy to read this.
Haven't read C S Lewis for years but picked up "Letters to Malcolm" and am finding it very helpful re prayer. I've always had trouble with making too glib a link between prayer and God's "answer." Many prayers these days are meant well but lack depth.
I'll be quoting CSL.
“At a time when participation in high school sports is down across the U.S., girls wrestling is booming: Last year alone, it grew by nearly 30%.” https://t.co/7lpihRhtNS
"But I hope you can find a little consolation from the universality of this experience. Death comes to every individual. There is an amazing democracy about death. It is not aristocracy for some of... https://t.co/9Cwowrg0Xc
"But I hope you can find a little consolation from the universality of this experience. Death comes to every individual. There is an amazing democracy about death. It is not aristocracy for some of... https://t.co/H4NMBHCCT2