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My Hour Is Not Yet Come… But Your Hour Is Now
There is a moment in the Gospel where Jesus says something that sounds almost uncomfortable: “My hour is not yet come.” He doesn’t say it to enemies. He doesn’t say it to Pharisees. He says it to His own mother, at a wedding, when the wine has run out. This wasn’t a crisis. It was a celebration. And yet, right in the middle of joy, something essential was missing. That detail matters. Because Scripture is teaching us something subtle but powerful: God’s greatest moves are gov
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Jan 152 min read
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