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In this week’s devotional, we explored the strangeness of this year’s spring and how God is still present and active in the tiny resurrections we see and experience around us and in us daily.
Our question is: where have you seen or felt resurrections—small or large—around you this week?
Your "Strange Spring" devotional thought made me realize my limited vision. Often, I tend to acknowledge God's handiwork only when the seedling sprouts from the soil, so to speak. "Look," I say, "there's new growth!" But the growth actually began days or weeks or even months earlier and progressed unseen before the green shoot finally appeared. This is the frustrating and reassuring part about waiting on God: we wait for the visible sign -- the seedling -- but in His design, resurrection is often less an event than a process.
Your "Strange Spring" devotional thought made me realize my limited vision. Often, I tend to acknowledge God's handiwork only when the seedling sprouts from the soil, so to speak. "Look," I say, "there's new growth!" But the growth actually began days or weeks or even months earlier and progressed unseen before the green shoot finally appeared. This is the frustrating and reassuring part about waiting on God: we wait for the visible sign -- the seedling -- but in His design, resurrection is often less an event than a process.