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Jesus’ Wedding Day

Jesus’ Wedding Day
Have you ever seen a wedding being planned?
It involves many different people working as a team
and a wedding coordinator who puts the whole thing together.
As we know, our Lord is planning to get married
and He will have a marriage ceremony sooner or later.
Many angels are working to prepare His wedding.
Are we helping them prepare for the ceremony?
Have we sent the invitation that we carry in our hearts
to others who don’t know about the wedding?
It is an honor to be part of the Son of God’s wedding.
Not only are we all invited to the wedding,
but we are all invited to help with the preparations.
Let us work hard to prepare His wedding ceremony.
Let us be in unity with the Holy Spirit (the coordinator),
with the angels, and with each other.
We have a wedding to plan.
Help us beautiful Son of God to plan Your wedding.
We love You so much and are excited to plan Your wedding
and to see Your wedding day.
Forgive us for paying so much attention to ourselves
and for forgetting about Your wedding.
I am so excited, my friend Jesus.
I am excited for Your marriage.
I love You so much.
I care about You, my love.
You are so wonderful, our King.

From Kamran Yaraei’s Book “Food For The Heart”.
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