Flesh and Blood Forever (Embodied #4)
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Flesh and Blood Forever (Embodied #4)
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Nobody gets out of this body in good shape. Some of us are watching it happen slowly, in the mirror, and possibly making frantic plans to outrun it. Some of us are watching it happen to someone we love, a parent, a spouse, faster than we're ready for, and starting to wonder if the kindest thing left to hope for is that it would just be over. Both of those are ways of deciding the body is the problem. What if it isn't?In the final week of our series Embodied, Pastor Luke Heirendt closes with the passage where Paul, whose own body was being worn down by beatings and imprisonment as he wrote, refuses both of those conclusions. He calls death "the last enemy," not a doorway, not a friend, not a release, but something scheduled for destruction. And he says a strange thing at the center of it all: what feels like being worn out is actually, somehow, producing glory. Not despite the suffering. Through it. The Christian hope was never a soul floating free of its body. It's a body, this one, made new. Which means nothing done in it, not the labor, not the caregiving no one else sees, is wasted.For more info about our church community, or to connect with us, go to www.creekside.cc