Monday, fifth week of Lent
Tiny footprints in the snow circled round and round the rushing stream; it looked like two animals had a great game of chase and then wore themselves out. Each set of paw prints returned to the water eventually.
I have a Father who wants to guide me, as surely as He guides those animals in winter to their food and shelter. If He cares so for these little ones why am I surprised He wants to lead me?
I wonder if I am free to follow my Father's guidance?
Medicine from Sacred Writings:
Let us imitate Christ, and returning to our Father, even though it be late, let us depart from that captivity, and transfer ourselves to freedom, that we may enjoy the Kingdom of heaven, through the grace and loving kindness of our Lord Jesus Christ."
St. Chrysostom Homilies on St. John Homily LXXIX.5 NPNF1; 14.295
"If we come to the Physician, if we ask Him, He will not hide from us, but will eagerly disclose to us which of these medicines make us whole." John Chrysostom Fourth Century Homily. Medicine heals our bodies and soul medicine brings healing to our souls. Come find the medicine your heart longs for; learn from the Sacred Writings of the early church fathers and from Sacred Scripture and be made whole.
About This Blog
- Diane Hallenbeck
- Come peer through the lens of Sacred Writings and Scripture to know ourselves and be made whole. There is always medicine to apply in our lives: emotional, relational, social and spiritual. My prayer is that the words of the early church and scripture will inform our identity and bring us healing that equips us to know and serve God with all our hearts.
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