Greetings Dear Reader,
I am aware that most of our speculation about what comes at
the end of the journey is based on very little hard evidence. Most of what is written outside of the Word
is culturally defined. Most of what we
discuss has to do with circumstance over location.
Defining what home is seems difficult for me always. I know it is not what I have currently. I know that it is not what I had growing
up. If home is holy ground for us then I
am sure I am unsure what it is. I know
it when I feel it. I know it when I experience
it.
Perhaps we create home here because of our imbued longing
for the home of that undiscovered country.
Perhaps any home is intended to be a shadow of what is to come. It is promised that what is to come is beyond
our imagination. It is assured that
there is room for us all.
I am sure that the depths of my imagination cannot touch the
creativity of the Father. I am also sure
that this is part of the contract of faith.
We are not supposed to concern ourselves with the material but rather
the quality of what comes next. We will
be free from the presence of all wrong. We
will be loved and able to fully love. We
will be without apprehension and hindrance.
Our faith will be fulfilled.
Our hope will be realized. That
undiscovered country is home. Everything
else would be shadow of that. I long for
that feeling of home. I long for that
desire to be fulfilled. I long for the loneliness
to end. For now I must keep walking by
faith.
Pilgrims
to the City of God – Michael Card
Pilgrims of passion we follow the One
Who holds out a cross and a crown
We travel a dark road that has but one Light
For we have here no lasting town
Sometimes we run by the power of His might
On our own at the best we can plod
What we hopefully look for is just beyond sight
We are pilgrims to the city of God
The stigma of strangers lost in a strange land
In a fallen world that's not our home
But we are not homeless prodigals here
Because we have someplace to go
Sometimes we run by the power of His might
On our own at the best we can plod
What we hopefully look for is just beyond sight
We are pilgrims to the city of God
Behold you have come to Mount Zion
The the City of Great King
To thousands and thousands of angels who've come
Assembled to joyfully sing, they sing
Sometimes we run by the power of His might
On our own at the best we can plod
What we hopefully look for is just beyond sight
We are pilgrims to the city of God
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a home
owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure store.”
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Keep walking by faith Aramis. Home is in Christ alone. He is who we need to run to for our home and forfillment.
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