Our communion with Christ is a kind of family mission.
There are a few examples of the transition from death to life, but the only one that stuck was the case of Christ.
Joseph forgave his brothers in spite of what they did to him. Christ is the ultimate extension of this.
Christ died to keep us from sinking deep in sin.
Sometimes we have to clean our viewport to really understand the truth.
Christ hangs on the cross in between these two extremes and acts as a bridge between the vast chasm of emptiness without God and His personal, loving, parental touch.
Can we see the wounds in the hands of Christ?
We sometimes we get recognition for something that we have done. Compared to Christ’s sacrifice, it seems to be inappropriate.
Take a look and consider the next three Sundays after the crucifixion.
Spring is a time of refreshing the land, and as it happens, also our spirits. When we partake of the communion, we are refreshing our spirits and in a sense the spirit of Christ.
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