MAY 24
CS Lewis puts God’s love for everybody in words that may set us back when he says there are no ordinary people, that we’ve never talked to a mere mortal.
That discovery becomes dramatic when we interact with people whose eyes tell us they search for peace and the assurance that they haven’t been abandoned.
Whether giving refugees safety, satisfying hunger needs, pastoring your churches, teaching people by word and example, or taking time to listen to kids and adults considered in their environments not much more than human refuse: thank you for your kindness to ordinary—but really quite extraordinary—people whom God Himself hasn’t stopped loving.
That discovery becomes dramatic when we interact with people whose eyes tell us they search for peace and the assurance that they haven’t been abandoned.
Whether giving refugees safety, satisfying hunger needs, pastoring your churches, teaching people by word and example, or taking time to listen to kids and adults considered in their environments not much more than human refuse: thank you for your kindness to ordinary—but really quite extraordinary—people whom God Himself hasn’t stopped loving.
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