Joe M. Zorawick gave the sermon today. Joe is a retired priest that is filling in for Jennifer who went into labour early this morning.
Joe talked about the glow of God. It's like the glow Jesus had after his transfiguration. His robes were so white human eyes could hardly look at him.
I understood that perfectly. The glow of God exists within me. I can feel it and I think others can see it. Joe said that this glow is enough to convince people that God exists. You don't have go around bible thumping or try to convince people that God exists. It's the glow that everyone can feel and understand and it's the glow that can inspire. I think Joe had it right on this count.
He also said that it's hard in the real world to keep this going. The way I have found to keep my "glow" is to write and study and pray everyday to God.
You've got to work for your glow. It can't be bought from a bottle. I don't care what the cosmetic companies say.
Joe also asked an interesting question. "If you you were to be convicted of being a Christian today what would the evidence be against you?"
This one I had covered. I have my blog, I attend an EfM course and I can hardly wait till Ash Wednesday to receive my ashes and walk around NYC with them on my forehead. I am definitely "glow addicted".
When do you feel your glow?
What is your answer to Joe;s question?
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