Thursday, April 3
Exodus 1:6-22
Psalms 69, 73
1 Corinthians 12:12-26
Mark 8:27-9:1
The story doesn’t matter unless we
understand the journey…
In studying the
Stations of the Cross, we can compare them to stops on a road trip. They are
like bus stops along a long, rough, winding, hole-filled road. The story being
told is sad, scary, hard. It requires us to relate to the pain Jesus
encountered in order for us to realize the value of why it happened. What we
have to lean on is the pain of the journey leads us with purpose. Never are we
able to appreciate an ending in its fullness without experiencing or relating
to the details of the journey.
Easter is coming.
What can be the most freeing, exciting, and joyful day of the year will be here
soon. In order for us to comprehend its meaning fully, let’s take the time to
focus on the journey He took in our place.
Heather Williams
Faculty, Holy Spirit Episcopal
School