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In the United Methodist Church there are District Superintendents.  It is there duty to oversee the many Church within a geographic location.  In the District in which our church is a part we have a new leader.  I have enjoyed more than one conversation with him and each time he has ended the conversation by saying this; ‘to be continued.’  I love that ending.  It makes me not only smile but has caused me to do some thinking.

 

Too often I like not only conversations but many of life issues wrapped up and completed.  But real life has many to be continued moments.  I am wondering if we should listen more and supply answers less.  Perhaps just exploring the mysteries of life together is a life long journey that calls us all to be in a continuing journey. 

 

My new District Superintendent is a warm and caring person but more he wants to follow God in his life.  That is my desire, too.  Together with other disciples of Jesus we learn and grow.  There is always more to learn as we walk hand in hand with Jesus.  To be continued.