Resting in the Trinity
July 18, 2008Thanks for your helpful comments after my last post. I said that I would share one thing in particular that I sense is critical for tapping into the rest that Jesus offers.
It’s experiencing the Trinity.
Thanks for your helpful comments after my last post. I said that I would share one thing in particular that I sense is critical for tapping into the rest that Jesus offers.
It’s experiencing the Trinity.
Does Jesus “loom large” in your daily life? The words “loom large” came to me this morning, seemingly out of nowhere. According to Webster’s, the word “loom” means “to appear in an impressively great or exaggerated form.” Is it possible to ‘exaggerate’ the importance of Jesus?
Maybe you heard or read this story in last week’s news. For me it’s an earthly glimpse into Trinitarian love and what it means to live out of our true glory:
With two runners on base and a strike against her, Sara Tucholsky of Western Oregon University uncorked her best swing and did something she had [...]
So how do we recover our original glory? (See yesterday’s post.) By seeking to glorify rather than to be glorified. In other words, our greatest glory is to give glory. We are most ourselves when we delight in others and give ourselves away.
Like God.
Last night I read a little further into Tim Keller’s The Reason for [...]
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