Sunday Reflection (May 26, 2024)
Sunday Reflection for Trinity Sunday
Isaiah 6:1-6 / John 3:16-21 / Romans 8:12-17
Last week, we celebrated the profound significance of Pentecost Sunday, a day when God’s Spirit empowered us to boldly proclaim His Word as revealed in Christ. This intimate connection with God through the Holy Spirit leads us into a transformative way of life, one that fosters life and restoration, replacing the shackles of destruction and death. This new path of life unites us in fellowship with both God and each other. The descent of God towards us through Jesus Christ elevates us, through the Holy Spirit, to commune with our heavenly Father, whom we reverently address each week as “Our Father…Abba.”
As we enter into a relationship with the Triune God, we are not merely recipients of His divine love and compassion, but we are also entrusted with the task of sharing it with the world. We are not passive observers but active participants in God’s mission to reconcile the world. Through Christ, God purifies us, enabling us to speak His Word and proclaim the Good News of hope in Jesus Christ. This divine call to action empowers us and bestows upon us the responsibility of actively spreading God’s love and compassion. We are not just beneficiaries but integral agents in God’s divine plan.
