To the extent we have eyes to see both the darkness of brokenness and the light of wholeness, the weighty beauty of God’s redemptive work & our part in it will gloriously overwhelm our hearts. The beauty is in the severity of the contrast, and the sure hope that God overcomes the darkness of brokenness with the light of wholeness. Light always pierces darkness no matter how small it may seem (like my last pic…or the King that’s born in a manger). (Taken with instagram)
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My name is Justin Rusinowski. I think we as humans are always attempting to wrap our lives around something. That "something" comes out in the way we live our daily lives--even through the words we choose each and every day. Jesus once said, "It is from the overflow of the heart that the mouth speaks." My prayer is that my life sings a song that is shaped by the Living Word of God. I hope this blog is simply an overflow of my heart's enjoyment of God.Me, Elsewhere
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