Thy Will Be Done

Here's something I definitely need to be reminded of:

The Agony in the Garden has always been a powerful meditation for me.

“Not my will but thine be done.” The call of the Christian life is to make those words our own. It is a call to unite ourselves to Christ weeping in the garden and to realize that surrendering our will to our Father’s is not merely a good idea, but absolutely crucial.

Throughout the struggles in my life I have worked to achieve that surrender, and failed much more often than I’ve succeeded.

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