Day 25: Lenten Halftime
If our Lenten practices cause false righteousness, and if our work for justice flows solely from a determination of self and not a downward gaze of surrender—this Lenten halftime pep talk is for us.
Justin T. White is a middle school counselor, admissions associate, and clubs and activities coordinator at Loyola Blakefield in Towson, Maryland.
If our Lenten practices cause false righteousness, and if our work for justice flows solely from a determination of self and not a downward gaze of surrender—this Lenten halftime pep talk is for us.
How can I prepare for anything in this state of mind? Then I remember that it is Advent. I realize that I can prepare because I know exactly what is going to happen…Jesus will be born.
God does not ask us to know what will happen. God asks us to remember the covenant—that we cannot be separated from God’s love.
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