Four days after the solstice dark remains deep even as the world is stirring for day showers rushing doors slamming cars humming voices murmuring with anxious plans The light is coming Pause Feel it among us John 1:1-5, 14
Winter's darkest month demands we live by faith for though the darkness presses the limits of the day and spring seems not only distant but impossible in this monotony of gray dead predawn we must open our eyes arise believe in dawn in warmth in green Hebrews 10: 37-39
The epistle asks Who hopes for what he already has? I hope for the color that must come and yet is still eagerly awaited when winter's gray seems endless