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Even after all these years of following Jesus, I’m still discovering how desperate I am for a Savior. Maybe you are, too. Maybe you’ve been doing it all on your own for far too long. Maybe your anxiety shouts too loudly or your heart broke so long ago you can’t imagine what it would feel like whole.
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No matter where you are this Advent, He is coming for you. And He will keep coming, again and again, to be our Rescue and our Peace.
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// @thebethdavis in our #BISAdvent devotional
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I woke up the following day in Lourdes, and I coul

I woke up the following day in Lourdes, and I could still smell the tear gas on my burned hands.

Today's First Reading strangely reminded me of that dark, violating smell.

"Be imitators of God, as beloved children, and live in love, as Christ loved us and handed himself over for us as a sacrificial offering to God for a fragrant aroma" (Ephesians 5:1-2).

That morning, I washed my hands in the water at the grotto. The panic I was still holding onto became my great offering. The lingering smell of chemicals rose as incense, as I lifted the darkness of the memory to Jesus.

Read the rest of today's #BISdailydevotion written by @saraheerickson on the site.

about the author // Sarah Erickson is a graduate student studying International Security. She earned her Bachelor’s in Politics from The Catholic University of America, and now resides in the Washington, DC area with her cat, Regina. Originally from Arizona, Sarah treasures iced oat milk lattes, mountain views, and Saint John Henry Newman. Sarah is always discovering Christ’s wild love in the little things.

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