What if there was a way to see all that is broken in the world, and yet still rejoice? What if there was a way to be completely honest about the darkness in and around us, and still dance and sing and shout with joy?
Pastor Clint explores how the prophet Zephaniah shows us how this is possible, rooting our reasons for rejoicing in the forgiveness, delight, justice, and nearness of God, all made manifest in the person of Jesus.
Sermon Resources:
1. “If you want storehouses, you have them in the stomachs of the poor.” -St. Basil the Great
2. “I kept running around in large or small circles, always looking for someone or something able to convince me of my Belovedness. Self-rejection is the greatest enemy of the spiritual life because it contradicts the sacred voice that calls us the "Beloved.” Being the Beloved expresses the core truth of our existence.” -Henri Nouwen, Life of the Beloved
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