Reflection/Why I’m Grateful:
Tonight, I attended a beautiful evening of opera at Webster University—dinner under a glowing tent, meaningful conversation, and stirring performances. But what truly stood out was an unexpected reunion.
I ran into Kate M., someone I hadn’t seen in nearly a decade. Kate is a force—focused, particular, and deeply committed to whatever she touches. We caught up like no time had passed. She’s now lending her talents to support this event, and our connection was warm and authentic.
Today, I’m grateful for the way life brings people back around when you least expect it—and for the enduring grace of those who stay true to who they are.
“And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds.” — Hebrews 10:24 (NIV)
Who has God brought back into your life lately—and what might that reconnection be inviting you to remember or rekindle?
Question for Reflection
How do you approach and make the most of slow days?
— Reflection Question
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