Broken

Nothing goes 100% right in construction all the time- items get behind schedule, there are rain delays and people delays, reworking of plans, materials get broken. It just happens; that’s the world we live in. If you’ve spent any time in the world then you know that it is broken and fallen, and far from perfect. But that’s the world we live in- we don’t give up, we figure out how to respond to it. Throughout this process, I have been proud of how the committee, builders, and contractors consistently respond to the mishaps, all the little things that don’t go according to the perfect plan we started out with. When things are broken, they take responsibility and hold others accountable for their responsibilities too. In the spiritual life, when we realize we’ve done something wrong, we repent. That’s what this season of Lent is all about. Recognizing how we’ve gotten off track, repenting where we have fallen short, and taking practical steps to rectify the situation. What is broken can always be mended; the healing that God offers us is abundant. Where are you broken and in need of forgiveness and healing?

Pastor Lindsay