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Thursday, August 24, 2017
the heart of god
Opening
Prayer: Lord Jesus, thank you for showing us the heart
of the Father. Thank you for making a
way for us to rejoin the intimacy of the Trinity. Truly, in you we have indeed received grace
upon grace. Thank you. Amen.
Scripture: John 1:16-18
Journal: How have you received grace upon grace from Jesus these days? What is the life he is inviting you
into? What does he show you about the
heart of God?
Reflection:
No one has ever seen God, but God the One and Only, who is at the
Father’s side, has made him known. What extraordinary words! We
were born out of the love, joy, and laughter of the Trinity. And through Jesus we get a little peek into
the depth of love and intimacy that exists in the heart of the Godhead. And we, of all things, are invited to join in
that Dance of endless delight. It is
what we were created for. It is the
deepest longing of our hearts. It seems
too good to be true—grace upon grace upon grace upon grace. What we see of God through the eyes (and the life)
of his Son should change everything about us.
It should capture our hearts with such love that everything in our
hearts and souls should be seized by the power of his great affection. Thanks be to God!
Prayer
Closing
Prayer: To the one who is three; to the three who are
one. I know of only one way to make
sense of my senseless life: disappear into the love flowing from your
words. Your story tells me all that
needs to be said, fills all that needs to be filled, restores all that has
fallen apart, and heals all that has been infected with selfishness and
greed. The world is confusing and even
though my questions pester me, I see that everything will make final, perfect
sense, but only when I look into the laughing, illuminating light of your
eyes. Mystery. (A Heart Exposed by
Steven James)
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