Trinity

Trinity If we can be certain that we know that God is one, God is Creator yet fail to see the joy of forgiveness, reconciliation and growth in the human spirit: then we are standing firmly in one place and unable to move to where we need to be If we revel in the reality of forgiveness and owning our past – that world where we were created to be without a mind to the future and the potential of what could be then we are standing firmly in one place and unable to move where we need to be If we dismiss the potential that both change and decay can bring and the reality of newness of life coming from inspired resurrection of life from the experience of yore entering into a spring of infinite budding then we are standing firmly in one place and unable to move to where we need to be We could move from one to another and see the possibility of other or we could dare to move to where the creative, redeeming and growth intersect in a small place called potential: a promised land of new growth, a promised life of everlasting consequence and a promised embodiment of spiritual fortitude for others to reap and sow Trinity moves us from our solid ground to stand barefoot on the sacred and fertile place that is to be in the fullness of God and dares us, broken, sinful, unworthy as we are to make a difference singularly and communally for a better world, glimpsing the hidden abeyant capacity within a fuller understanding of divine providence But dare I remove my sandals and move to where I need to be; to allow the intimacy of being in the presence of the enigmatic divine permeate the very sole of my soul, as my skin embodies holy ground and then to include me in a movement that will always be what it will be? dmw:vi.10/19