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Awkward Silence Gone | May 27th

  • May 27
  • 1 min read

  “Return to me, and I will return to you, says the Lord of hosts. “

   Malachi 3:7



  Beloved, unfortunately, we have all experienced a time when there was conflict between another person and us. Not just a random stranger, but with someone with whom there was mutual affection and respect. In these instances, awkwardness can precede reconciliation.

  We wonder if the other person is still mad or hurt. Will they be willing to forgive? Will the relationship be as it was before, and could we experience full restoration again?

  All of these thoughts may pass through our minds. Hopefully, in most instances, all of these fears and uncertainties were resolved; regrettably, it does not always happen for one reason or another.

  Let us rest assured that there will be no such breach with God if we come to Him in humility. He forgives us of our sin, and when we have fallen short, or our hearts have grown cold, the Spirit of God continues to call. When we heed that call and turn to the Lord, He welcomes us. Christ has never broken a bruised reed or extinguished the smoldering wick.

  The Lord receives us, cleanses us, and restores to us the joy of salvation. Let there be a continual turning to the Lord, dear one. Not only in failure of trials but in every moment of blessings and joy. Continually turn to Him, and then there will be less straying away. He will always be there for His children.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

 
 
 

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