2014 was an
eventful year for us personally. We
celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary.
I “celebrated” my 50th birthday.
In our ministry, we made progress in the congregation we’re serving as
interim co-pastors, albeit with some bumps along the road!
2015 will
be the first year in which the future seems truly open. In a month, we will be moving to Tennessee to
live with my mom, mainly for health reasons.
We don’t know yet what church or ministry in which we will be involved. We don’t know what we’ll be doing for money!
Of course,
every year begins with an open future.
None of us knows what the year has in store. We make our plans, but in a heartbeat,
everything can change. Still, it does
feel like a bigger step of faith than we’ve ever taken (or maybe are
comfortable with).
As C. S.
Lewis says in Perelandra, “The thing
was going to be done. There was going to
arrive, in the course of time, a moment at which he would have done it. The future act stood there, fixed and
unalterable as if he had already performed it. It was a mere irrelevant detail that it
happened to occupy the position we call future instead of that which we call
past.”
Here’s to the journey!
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