Christmas Wonderings
...sit in pure, quiet adoration of the Beauty that is ever ancient and ever new held within the person of a sweet, newborn baby.
...sit in pure, quiet adoration of the Beauty that is ever ancient and ever new held within the person of a sweet, newborn baby.
Megan reminds us of our mission to be the prophetic voice calling out HOPE and TRUTH into our generation. Holy Spirit, fill us with courage to live our mission!
Megan beautifully presents the important challenge of owning our own belovedness and opening our hearts that we might see the belovedness of others, even those who cause us difficulty or annoyance.
He is calling us to Him, one step at a time. We can eagerly take each step trusting that He is worth the risk and will catch us if we fall.
Megan reminds us that we can truly trust Jesus to provide for our needs, especially those deeper spiritual needs that we might not know we have!
Part of our inheritance in Christ is sharing in His priestly and sacred work of offering everything we do, think, say, create, love etc. back to God on the altars of the seemingly ordinary lives we are living. What a calling!
Holy Spirit, make my heart into Your garden. Dig deeply, dig boldly, and dig freely.
Megan recounts Mary Magdalene's fervent desire for Jesus upon her arrival at the empty tomb. May we too seek the Risen Christ with a sense of urgent longing!
This week on the blog Megan leads us to be little by growing in the love Jesus has for us because of our inherit goodness this Lent.
John Paul II, Wonder Woman, and me... Megan challenges each of us to become faces of mercy for others.