
On Hold
Have you ever made a call to a business or a doctor’s office and been placed on a very long hold? I know I have.
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Have you ever made a call to a business or a doctor’s office and been placed on a very long hold? I know I have.

All relationships take work, and our life with God is no different. It might be hard to admit, but just like in our human relationships, we can struggle with frustration, anger, and anxiety with God.

We’ve just passed through a long and, at times, trying holy season of Lent, rich with spiritual potential, but it can come at a cost. As challenging as this time can be, however, there’s almost a twinge of sadness as the season passes into the rearview mirror.

We can’t plug in an address or GPS coordinates as we walk the path of prayer. But God’s goodness and grace are always drawing us forth, the way ahead lit by love.

When we appeal to each other’s dignity, we start building something beautiful: solidarity.

It’s sometimes easy to go with the flow in society and simply live life in a way that doesn’t gain any unwanted attention. There’s a temptation toward anonymity that’s actually quite dangerous for us, spiritually.

Have you ever gotten lost? I mean completely and utterly disoriented and directionless