The prophets look to what God is doing in the world: Always, God is bringing new life for a new day. Let’s begin every day there.

In the ache of our world, God enters into the lowest places, comes alongside the most vulnerable, and makes God’s home there.

With the angel, Mary proclaims that God is turning the world rightside up.

With Mary, will you say “yes” to being turned rightside up?

In the clamor of the world, God gives us a holy hush – quiet to listen and watch for God’s tender mercy setting the whole world free.

When we choose to live lives of gratitude, generosity, and sharing, it is a radical, subversive act. We say “no” to the dominant narrative of scarcity, and “yes” to sharing a world full of God’s abundance.

In a world stripped bare, God’s unshakeoffable lovingkindess grounds us, sustains us, and moves us forward.

On All Saints’ Sunday, we remember how we have seen God at work in the lives of the saints. This Scripture reminds us that what God is doing in the world is so much bigger even than what eye can see and ear can hear.