Communion

Will I bring my tithe into communion? Will I enter into communion as I wash the dishes in my sink? We do not have an absent father, we have an ever present One. I am told that I am fit into Christ, and that the Spirit lives within me; I cannot find a place of no communion.

But I can live and speak as if communion is only momentary; I am so disrespectful of my gracious and loving Father when I do. Forgiveness, 70×7, God to me, is communion also. We can believe that unto deliverance.

In communion with God I am immersed in love and joy and peace, in faithfulness and goodness and gentleness. In communion I am set free by self-control. I walk a path in the world with God; in faith we are delighted with one another: Christ’s faith, given to be mine.

As we pass by, those that listen hear joy, they see kindness, and some of them hunger for it. God and I invite them to come alongside. Who needs to speak with me unless I am inviting them into communion with God? My God is the One who said “I am with you always” and “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” (Matt.28:20 and Heb.13:5)

So I take notes with God, write papers with God. I buy groceries with God and wash my laundry with God. Why would golf, or sailing, or hiking not be communion? Only if I do not believe. So I will believe Him to be my golfing partner, hiking companion, and the One who so loves me, that I may speak wisdom to you. Bless You Lord.