This Sunday, GGCCer Steve House reflected during worship on his recent trip to the Holy Land.  Steve talked about how sacred places, like the Wailing Wall and the Holy of Holies in Jerusalem, seem to be the origin of good. He talked about how other sacred spaces in our lives -- like our wedding vows or the birth of a child -- are also an origin of good in our relationships. And he concluded with the idea that, in Christ, God has created a sacred space in our hearts, one we take with us wherever we go. You can read his reflections here.

Taking Sunday to Monday

• What physical places are sacred space for you?

• What space might God be calling to become sacred to you? (Matthew 27:43-51)

• As sacred space takes hold in your heart, how is God using it to change you and your world? (Jeremiah 31:31-34)

• How are you experiencing a sense of the sacred in your heart today? How have you stretched and grown in faith or where do you see an opportunity to stretch and grow in your faith?

If it helps you to grow, feel free to share your reflections on these questions as comments to this post. And may you experience a sense of the sacred, wherever this week may take you.