I read something yesterday that I thought was pretty profound with regard to where our focus should be as Christians (from DEVOTIONS FOR RAGAMUFFINS by Brennan Manning):
In our society we have not only many homeless people sleeping on the streets, in shelters, or in welfare homes, but also vagabonds who are in flight, who never come home to themselves. They seek a safe place through alcohol or drugs, or security in success, competence, friends, pleasure, notoriety, knowledge, or even a little religion. They have become strangers to themselves, people who have an address but are never at home, who never hear the voice of love or experience the freedom of God’s children. To those of us in flight, who are afraid to turn around lest we run into ourselves, Jesus says: “You have a home…I am your home…claim me as your home…you will find it to be the intimate place where I have found my home…it is right where you are…in your innermost being…in your heart.
John 14:23
Jesus makes his home in us as individual children and that is the foundational, critical piece without which, membership in a church or identification as being associated with other Christians (the church in the biblical sense), is worth anything at all.
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I found this a particularly touching post, especially coming into lent, when we are reminded of all Jesus has given for us. A home in him is most definately the best home of all. A message to reassure all those who feel a little lost or down in their faith at the moment. Thankyou.
Rose: Thanks for your comment. While I did write this post with all sincerity, I often find that I have some ways to go before I’ve really let Jesus really be at home in me. But, his daily desire to be here enables me to keep putting one foot in front of the other.