After Matthew 11:28-30
How do we face
the burdens of the day
with gentleness and
humility? He asks
us to consider what
it means, that we
reject domination, we
reject condemnation, we
reject any notion
of superiority. Gentleness
emerges from a changed
heart, a loving heart,
a heart pained by the world
surrounding us. The world
knows anger and domination,
condemnation and condescension.
The world does not know
gentleness, mistaking it
for weakness. Yet the gentleness
we are to pursue is a rock,
a great tower, a beacon.
Photograph by Stacie Clark via Unsplash. Used with permission.
Some Sunday Readings
The Publication of the King James Bible – Jason Clark at This Is the Day.
In the Shadow of Alfred the Great – Joseph Pearce at The Imaginative Conservative.
When the World Seems to Be Winning – W. Robert Godfrey at Ligonier.
1 comment:
Another amazing and insightful interpretation of this scripture, Glynn. Your words never cease to captivate. Blessings!
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