In a concentration camp a composer dreamed that the war would end on exactly the thirtieth of March. When the day passed and nothing changed, his life went out along with his hope, Viktor Frankl tells that story, and this sermon begins there. It leads to the book of Joel and to the question that returns whenever we are wronged: does God see, and does God know? Listen if you need to hear that even news of God’s judgement can be good news, and that there really is something worth waiting for.
Something Worth Waiting For
In a World of Bad News
Every day, we’re bombarded with bad news, and we wonder what to make of everything that’s happening around us. That’s exactly why we want to turn to the Book of Joel, which was written during a time when there was no shortage of bad news.
The prophet Joel offers a unique perspective through which we can view the reality around us. Thanks to this perspective, we can see the present through the lens of what has been and what is to come. There’s much to look forward to!
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