Fountain Creek Regional Park, Fountain, Colorado
You see, I keep waiting for this goose to land. What's called "negative space," the space of "nothingness" in front of this goose, anticipates its arrival. It was a millisecond later that this guy displaced a fair amount of water and swam next to his bride who had been sitting on the nest.
There might be times in our lives that we feel like we're waiting to land. We haven't arrived at our destination and it feels like we're suspended indefinitely in space.
And we hear God's call to be patient.
"We ask him to strengthen you by his glorious might with all the power you need to patiently endure everything with joy." Colossians 1:11 God's Word to the Nations
"To patiently endure everything with joy" might seem over demanding. Paul doesn't know the struggles that you and I endure. How can he ask us to endure this mess with joy?
I want to land!
We will land, but it might not be here on this spinning planet. We will land with our true Love, Jesus Christ. He has guaranteed our safe landing through his cross and resurrection.
Until then we wait.
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Waiting to land for me usually means the split second between my toe catching on a rock and my knees, elbows, shoulder, etc. hitting the ground. Thanks for a new perspective.
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