Nov 21, 2016
The celebration of “Christ the King” Sunday may seem odd, especially in a culture where “kings” are not talked about in any serious manner. That said, we do suffer under the poor leadership of many in this world who, as Jeremiah said, “scatter the sheep” and divide us from one another. We are not a people who live in peace, or even like each other very much. The promise of Christ the King is that there is one who can reconcile the unruliest and bring peace to people committed to war. The act of faith that puts Christ “first in everything” is what allows us to live in his blessed reign.