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Last weekend I was reminded again of why we do what we do. One of our volunteers had been given the opportunity to share with his church about why he serves with CLA-LA. I always like to hear our story told by our volunteers, interns, and clients: it reminds me of the incredible heart change and people-to-people connections that happen when we meet to serve. What he said has been resonating with me this week. 
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There is one verse that seems to inevitably come up when we discuss living a just lifestyle as a follower of Christ. For those of you who have been around CLA-LA for a while, you know this verse as one of the cornerstones of our mission. Perhaps it has become a bit trite. But for all its familiarity, it is profound in its simplicity: "He has shown you, O man, what is good; Pages on pages, days and years and millennia have been spent trying to define and describe what it means to live a good life. Micah does it in one sentence. But the brevity of his mandate can sometimes obscure its wide-reaching impact. |
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