Reflections on life, faith, and Jesus Christ
“Our Father”—these words are representative of what is commonly called, "The Lord's Prayer," as a whole (Indeed, it is widely called, The “Our Father.”), but they are also emblematic of the Christian message as a whole. For when we consider them in the light of other Scriptures, we find deep and multifaceted meaning.
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Some of the hardest trials of the Christian life come not from what must be done but from that about which nothing can be done. Think about these words: Wait, endure, stay. What do they mean?
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In all of our lives, there are times of profound darkness: Suffering, hopelessness, conflict (internal and external), etc. But even in the darkest times, light may be found, and in the life of the Christian, I believe three particular lights shine brightest.
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Faith is not the absence of doubt, just as courage is not the absence of fear; faith is moving beyond and acting despite our doubts when it is prudent to do so. We hear much about faith moving mountains, but the first thing that faith must move is ourselves.
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Death can be (frankly, is) a terrifying prospect, and it tempts us constantly towards fear and debilitating anxiety. Yet, I think it need not do so.
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Comparing Notes 