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We see what we want to see

A busy December schedule can blind us to the incredible joy of the season. The world at the time (2015 years ago), was actually in the moment of a savior being born. Incomprehensible.

Yet, all these years later, Christians have the conscious ability to comprehend it.

But do we?

i find this time of year (December) especially busy. And each year i vow it will be different next year and all the years in the future.

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Each year we promise ourselves that next year will be different

Christmas show audience member — The awe and wonder of the holidays

Each year we promise ourselves that next year will be different. Next year we will not be so rushed and frantic.

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Hidden amongst all of this is a big pile of “figure-it-out”

Put up or shut up — Copies on left are correct. Incorrect copies on right set things back a month.

Who among us doesn’t have a platform, a cause, or something that fires them up?

Nice riff. Well said. No arguments. Yada yada.

And then along comes reality and the need to do a lot with limited resources.

Like trying to find time to exercise even though we know how wonderfully beneficial it is.

Or finding time to volunteer because we know there are so many in need of our time or talent.

And then work, with a never ending stream of projects to tackle (voluntarily) on top of the day to day responsibilities.

And let’s not forget all the great books we’d like to read, but they pile up collecting dust.

And the home improvement and fix-it-up projects that are clamoring for our attention.

Hidden amongst all of this is a big pile of “figure-it-out”. Not sure what the answer is, yet it takes many voices to move a mountain.

Praying the serenity prayer for you, the children, and the world.

You won’t believe what happened next…

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