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 When it is evening, you say, 'It will be fair weather, for the sky is red.' And in the morning, 'It will be stormy today, for the sky is red and threatening.' You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times…        

                                                                                                                                     Matthew 16.2-3

 

    Just the other day there were robins in one of the courtyard trees at the Polson church.  On the way to Dayton that same week newborn calves on stilt legs jumped circles around their mothers.  The days are getting longer and warmer.  No doubt about it, the signs of spring are here.

   Jesus tells the Pharisees to look for the signs of the times.  In that case, the signs he told them to watch for were ominous – signs of the coming end – but for his followers they were signs of a coming hope. 

   During the Lenten season, as we approach the crux of the Christian year, we are reminded of events of terror and mystery.  But these are events that end in glory and hope.  The coming of Spring reminds us of the hope God gives us.  And the signs are all around us to see.  New life, returning life, longer days and warmer, a sunrise and a sunset after dreary, overcast days, a better day after a string of long dark months.  They are all signs of the hope to come, the hope we have in Jesus Christ.

Shalom,
Dave
P.S.  A big thank you from Marsha and I for your many notes and tokens of appreciation during this “Pastor’s Appreciation Month.”  We are indeed grateful, especially for the chance to serve God together with such a caring group of folk.

 

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