“DAILY” DEVOTIONAL:
Watching for the Spirit
WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? [W, 6-9-20]
I’m fed up. There are
people who think they have the right to walk in our neighborhood at the same
time I am. All the time [meaning once or twice during my daily 48 minutes], I
have to go a different direction, or cross the street, to avoid some
virus-laden human. Granted, I walk by time rather than distance, so it makes no
difference which direction I go, but it’s the principal of the thing—they are
making me change how I want to do stuff. I like to think great thoughts as I walk,
but I never get around to great thoughts because of those people making me
think about how everybody is making me go down the side streets.
I am fed up. What’s wrong
with you people? You think I don’t have a hard life, too? Sure, I’m tall and
male and white and straight and have a good-looking wife, but that doesn’t give
me a free ride. Like, there’s no baseball to watch this summer. If you don’t
think that’s bad, you don’t realize what agony it is to have a team that was
predicted to win its division this year and then have to watch police beating
up on old men like me and stuff like that on TV instead of baseball.
Why can’t you just leave
it alone? We’ve always gotten through stuff before. Everybody is assuring us
that “we’ll get through this together,” so we don’t need politics and race and
all that stuff getting in the way, when we’ve already got a virus all over the
place, and can’t even get a haircut.
What we really need is
God, doing God’s will, getting right with Jesus, following his way… oh, wait…
never mind…
JRMcF
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