We are strange conundrums of faithfulness and fickleness.
We cleave to you in all the ways that we are able.
We count on you and intend our lives to be lived for you,
and then we find ourselves among your people
who are always seeking elsewhere and otherwise.
So we give thanks that you are the God
who yearns and waits for us,
and that our connection to you is always from your side,
and that it is because of your goodness
that neither life nor death
not angels nor principalities
nor heights nor depths
nor anything in creation
can separate us from you.
We give you thanks for your faithfulness,
so much more durable than ours. Amen.
Awed to Heaven, Rooted in Earth (c) 2003
Prayers of Walter Brueggemann, p. 135.
May 15, 2010
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Thank you, God, for yearning and waiting for me. Draw me in that you need not wait any longer. Help me to yearn for you.
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