God’s
love is often described as a Divine flow of love and grace - movement that is never
restricted. Nothing we say or do changes
the love that is poured out upon us by God.
It is unmerited in every sense – freely given to all. The only thing we have to do is be willing to
accept and trust and share in the flow of that love.
So
during Lent we have been examining our lives to see what blocks that flow - in
other words, to examine our personal garbage. Thus shifting through our hurts
and wounds and addictions so that we can be present and aware and participating in
that ever present flow.
And
today's gospel gives deeper insight on the fully human and fully divine side of
Jesus Christ and his relationship to the community and the importance of our
active participation. What does that
look like? And what is the ending of
this story that is often missed, but key in bringing forth the good news?
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