Exploring Christ’s perspective

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38. Invisible Matter

 

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Dark matter and dark energy make up most of our universe but elude detection, neither seen nor measured. Only their effect on surrounding galaxies betrays their presence. The morning breeze passes through open windows, invisible. Only billowing curtains and wet field smell translate its call of faraway adventure.

God’s favor flows around us continually, soaking everything with His goodness, yet, like a symphony to the deaf, passes unnoticed. Nor would any even suspect what they miss except for His distributors. He designed each of us to receive a specific piece of that blessing and then, in turn, dispense our unique portion. No two are identical, but together, we administer His grace in its various forms.

Persecution, resentment, discouragement, poor health, failure, and frustration with life make performing our primary job difficult. Good times can make it even harder unless we remember the wonder of revealed light.

So, what kind of candle did Jesus give you to wave against the blackness?

Matthew 5:45; Matthew 13:22; Hebrews 2:1-4; Romans 11:28-32; Romans 12:3-8; 1 Peter 4:8-11

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