God Stays On Message

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Malachi was another one of God’s prophets.  His message?  “I have loved you,” said the Lord.”  Malachi 1:2

His people couldn’t understand it, and certainly clarity hasn’t gotten any easier over the decades.  He also had another message for his people, maybe one we can spend some time reflecting on as we approach the birthday of Jesus.

“Behold,” he says, “I am making all things new.”  Rev. 21:5

I join you in prayer that he will take our weary, worn ways and make all things new.  Redeem us Lord, we pray.  Let our eyes see the light of your love in our world.  

Amen.