Can you recall a life realization which in retrospect appeared glaringly obvious? On this first Sunday after Epiphany, Lilly Ettinger invites us to wonder at God’s radical inclusion and how it invites the formation of a Beloved Community experiencing rescue and restoration. [Isaiah 60:1-6]
Reflection
Where might you “lift your eyes” and see the world around you?
Is there a place that you once felt like you didn’t belong but now do?
What changed? What needs to change?
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