Dear Tiffanie, One thing I want you (and others reading) to be sure to understand, and to hear as you read this, is that "you" also equals "yours," as in the entire AAPI Diaspora. One, among many wonderful shared cultural mores between Black and Asian people, is that we are a collective people. We use singular and plural personal pronouns interchangeably. That is how it ought to be as followers of Jesus, together adopted into his family, together sharing in his inheritance, and together breaking bread. You bring the chop sticks, I'll bring the hot sauce. My soul is (again) groaning, all the while knowing, That a change is gonna come. It will be missed by some. That "already to the not yet" time will be done. (That simple promise has kept my people from coming undone.) Our Lord Jesus will see to it, That your enemies (who because they are yours are also my enemies) Will get what He sees fit. Sister Chan, please know that y
Amen. Thanks for the reminder, sister.
ReplyDeleteAmen, hallelujah! Love love love this. Thank you!
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DeleteThank you so much, Charity!!! Love love love!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful song Charity! Thank you for sharing this with us. - Joel
ReplyDeleteA sweet gift indeed. Thank you, Charity, for a pure and sweet voice expressing a pure and sweet truth about a God who has all we need.
ReplyDeleteI have all that I need. So simple, but so true. I will be whispering those words, in your singing voice, to myself all through this scary season. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAmen! Wonderful.
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