Tuesday, August 4, 2020

God is in our midst ... Imagine!

Morning: Psalm 78:1-39; Judges 7:1-18; Acts 3:1-11

Evening: Psalm 78:40-72; John 1:19-28

Sometimes I go along and do not notice the other people around me. Maybe I’m lost in thought or focused on something else. Today we begin a journey through John’s Gospel, which says the Word of God has taken human flesh and lives among us. Then John the Baptist calls Jesus, “One among you whom you do not know.” What an astounding thought ... that God is in our midst, and we didn’t know it. Imagine how the day would be if I went along expecting to notice God ... in you ... or you.
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