November 8, 2015
Triumph
I am a triumphant expression of God.
The
apostle Paul told early Christians “Christ in you, (is) the hope of
glory” (Col. 1:27). In his final days of earthly life, Unity cofounder
Charles Fillmore referenced these words to a friend as the “most
important words in the world.” In times when I may feel fearful or
lonely, I turn to Christ, my hope of glory. I may find answers in
conversations with family and friends, or in literature, music, and
nature. The love of God reveals itself and I return to a place of
contentment.
Over time, my spiritual muscles strengthen. Like a flower, I open and blossom into wholeness. God has given me many gifts, talents, and abilities. I am a triumphant expression of God.
Over time, my spiritual muscles strengthen. Like a flower, I open and blossom into wholeness. God has given me many gifts, talents, and abilities. I am a triumphant expression of God.
But
thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal
procession, and through us spreads in every place the fragrance that
comes from knowing him.—2 Corinthians 2:14
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