As we continue in the Advent season, Nic Acosta reflects on what it means to experience the deep comfort that God promises [Isaiah 40:1-5].
Reflection
What kind of comfort do we long for?
What would it take to live as though our lives are God’s home, and to consider God as the most hospitable, comforting host?
Practice
Compile a list of what God’s comfort means to you. List reflections under one column for “What is comfort in God like?” and another column for “What keeps me from this comfort?
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