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As you studied Luke 24:13-32, what impressed you most about the idea of bringing divine dialogue with you throughout your entire day?
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Jesus explains how the Scriptures were speaking of him. The Word of God opens peoples’ eyes.
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Lingering longer, as the women at the Tomb did, yields a more intimate interaction with Jesus. Sometimes we leave our quiet times much too soon, especially in times of confusion and grief. On the road, the two men were honest, forthright and curious. They listened and learned, the invited further and deeper dialogue with this stranger who turned out to be the very One, Jesus Christ Himself. Transparency, vulnerability, openness and curiosity are all wonderful tools used in God’s hands to draw us to Himself, but we must linger there, waiting for His response, silently waiting and listening through His Spirit and His Word.
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Jesus draws near to the two in their sadness. This is encouraging that God is compassionate. Also, Jesus brought the two back to his word, which just reminds me how important it is to meditate and think on Jesus’ Word and to have it stored in our hearts.
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Having a divine dialogue is a blessing and gift ordained by God. I feel as if we are strong in our prayer, God will be closer than a brother.
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That I have a wonderful and awesome Father who listens to me. It gives me the sense of spiritual excitement and the feeling of being privilege to commune with the Heavenly Father, not just on this side of Heaven but throughout eternity!
