"It's Okay to Be Caterpillar Soup" by Mark Pratt-Russum

Mark Pratt-Russum reflected in his message that it's been nearly 10 years for him at West Hills Friends! This disruption in routines has made him think about how the days leading up to Jesus' resurrection must have been extremely disorienting and lacking cohesion in Jesus' disciples. Mark has been retreating to his hammock on some days where the unfathomable scope of the pandemic is limited to what's right in front of him. He realized it is okay if he's caterpillar soup right now. As a butterfly fluttered by him, he knew that resurrection is always breaking through. Helplessness and resurrection exist together. We are Easter people, and we are beacons of Light just by being willing to show up. How are you experiencing the ups and downs of this Easter season? What does resurrection look like for you? What are you noticing about yourself during this time?