doing what is mine to do
This weekend I finished two projects I’ve been working on for forever: the task of setting the grammar of the New Testament to music, book by book, and this wall hanging.
I feel like a million. And a little deflated. The music project ended and was done with little fanfare. People say when you get a book published, you expect to sort of “level up”, and you don’t and... it’s not what you expected. I feel like that. The wall hanging, I bought supplies for last summer. It’s finished but not aesthetically what I intended. I wanted it to take my breath away. It doesn’t.
Do justice.
Love kindness.
Walk humbly with your God.
These words, though, seem prophetic for the time we’re in. While we are all scrambling to tend to our own, we need to look for people that need help.
BE THE HELPER.
We are the hands and feet of God. We don’t have to compromise ourselves to accomplish powerful acts of generosity and kindness, we just have to keep our eyes and our hearts open.
“He has told you, O man, what is good; And what does the LORD require of you But to do justice, to love kindness, And to walk humbly with your God?”
Micah 6:8 NASB
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