In Isaiah 64: 1-9, it is written about
God’s awesome creation and powers (the creation of the heavens and earth) and
our human failures. In other words, the
imagery of knowing God, not through seeing (as we did through Jesus Christ),
but feeling and hearing and realizing that we have failed and lost sight of
God!
There is always hope, even knowing that
we have failed. A hope that as God knows
us and also knows what we need. God will
take care of us, he is our creator. For
“we are the clay and God is the potter”, we are the work of God’s hand. God
will not forget or condemn what God has created.
As we prepare for Christmas in the
coming weeks, when God comes to us through Jesus Christ, he reminds us what it
means to be created in God’s image as Jesus lives with us and speaks to
us. God will mold and shape us if we are
open and allow it.
Prayer: Remember there is always “hope”
and hope is good. We must never forget
there is “Hope”. Amen
Marty Askins
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