In a world teeming with scientific and industrial marvels, there's a stark absence of spiritual growth. This is the story of the natural man, a being who does not receive divine gifts because they are not under the law of God. Picture a branch, severed from its tree, withering away.
This is humanity, disconnected from its spiritual roots. Every news broadcast paints a desolate scene, a testament to our era's spiritual drought. From the strained relationships between management and labor to the vast chasms between governments and the governed, the evidence is clear.
We live under the law of self-preservation and self-justification. Yet there's hope. When the Spirit of God stirs within us, a transformation begins.
We start to see others not as strangers, but as neighbors, as extensions of ourselves. This isn't just about closeness; it's about a profound shift from isolation to community, from division to unity. As we navigate through these challenging times, remember that the revival of our spirit isn't just possible; it's essential for healing.
As we embrace the Spirit of God, we learn to love our neighbor as ourselves, bridging the gaps that once seemed insurmountable. Namaste.
Here’s to love and light.
Rev. Leslie C. Bonner
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