I go to church because I want something. I want to feel “full” by the time the hour’s over and I want to exit those doors with something I can chomp on throughout the week. Something to carry me through the weirdo challenges that life throws at me during Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. And of course, to tell, sing and meditate my thank you to God for getting me through the previous week. So, like any other Sunday, I went. And I got fed. But I didn’t think the food would have me praying a schizophrenic prayer. The topic was “Forgiveness” and how forgiveness and forgiving is our most critical need as humans. The Mayo Clinic even has studies to prove it. As the pastor talked about how when we hold on to old hurts, old words and deeds, they take root and rupture the foundation of our lives I sat. Ears pricked, but I was, admittedly, a tad smug. Seriously...I’ve let old hurts go and my life is pretty peachy. But then he said...
Finding out everyday that sometimes, late is right on time.