As we prepare for Good Friday and Easter Sunday a few things lurking around the corners of our hearts may chip away at our faith priorities. We may lack courage to open up the dark corners of our lives to more of Christ’s scrutiny. That’s the thing about Easter. Good Friday takes the darkness out of dark and opens us to the victorious Light of Easter – if we let Jesus take over fulltime management of our heart’s real estate and daily schedule.
That begs the question…
WHO IS JESUS TO ME?
Jesus is the Word – to be spoken. Jesus is the Truth – to be told. Jesus is the Way – to be walked. Jesus is the Light – to be lit. Jesus is the Life – to be lived. Jesus is the Love – to be loved. Jesus is the Joy – to be shared. Jesus is the Sacrifice – to be offered. Jesus is the Peace – to be given. Jesus is the Hungry – to be fed. Jesus is the Thirsty – to be satiated. Jesus is the Naked – to be clothed. Jesus is the Homeless – to be taken in. Jesus is the Sick – to be healed. Jesus is the Lonely – to be loved.” Saint Teresa of Calcutta
grace, peace & courageous clarity
Virginia : )
Roses in the Rubble 
Lovely words by St. Teresa — thank you for including them here. Happy Tuesday, Virginia!
Thanks, Debbie. That’s a favorite of St. Teresa’s (still want to call her Mother Teresa!) that I’ve carried to many places as a reminder why I was there (& here now!) Blessings & hugs! ✨🌹✨🙏✨🤗✨
Wonderful words to ponder!! 🙏💜🙏
It’s like our marching orders, Cin! A good reminder why & what we’re meant to do wherever we are… Hugs & love!!!! ✨🤗✨🌹✨🙏
I love the daily Lenten blogs, Virginia! 😍
Thanks for your encouragement, Jireh. It means loads!! Love your blogs, too! ✨💜✨