For everything there is
a season and a time for every matter under heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 (RSV)
Solomon
gives us pause to reflect on our own journey through life by developing a more
personal relationship with our Creator. A good way to do this is to restructure
our path through the year.
September
should be the start of our year, refocusing our energy in work, school, and
church, revitalizing our core human existence of vocation, education, and
spiritualization.
This
focus of our fall quest prepares us for the greatest gift by our Creator, His
Son, born in a cold cave, but with a bright star, lighting His triumphal entry
into human history.
Winter is a season of praise and thanksgiving
for this miraculous event while preparing us for God’s next great intervention—the Easter Event.
Here
God allows His great Christmas gift of life and hope to dim and die a painful
human death. In three days God shows us the way out of our sorrow by bringing
His Light back to life for all to see and rejoice in the resurrection of new
life in His Son, Jesus the Christ.
The summer season is a time to rest and reflect
upon these incredible miracles of God breaking into our earthly existence, and
showing us the best way to live, and the true way to go home—with our Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ.
When
we come back to the fall season, it’s time to shout out “Happy New Year” and Prepare ye the way of the Lord.
Mark 3:1 (RSV)
Mark 3:1 (RSV)
Heavenly Father, lead us
through our seasons of life with Your guiding light and love.
©
2017 David Le Kites
1 comment:
David, Fantastic devotional. Just right for this season of the year. Hope to see you soon.
May God continue to bless you as you continue to write.
Christy
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