Eager Expectation

Recognizing and resetting our expectations is always difficult, but especially in the days of Coronavirus. The Apostle Paul gives us a great example of how to see the Christian life in view of a much larger perspective: God’s plan for our lives. Paul’s eager expectation and hope was that he would be unashamed and have sufficient courage to allow Christ to live through him. May we have the same courage and expectations.

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