As we conclude Jesus’ public teaching in Luke 21, we recognize that the call to be "alert" is not just about watching the skies for the end of the age, but about keeping our hearts sensitive to God’s presence in the present. We understand that the "worries of this life" can weigh us down and numb us just as much as any vice, causing us to miss the ways Jesus comes to us every day in the "least, last, and lost." We acknowledge that if the devil cannot make us "bad," he will often try to make us "busy," distracting us from our primary task of following Christ. By looking for Jesus in the intersections and crosswalks of our daily lives, we ensure that we are ready for His ultimate return while staying faithful to His work today.
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