In the Wilderness of what we can be made to see and feel, of what can be done or taken, we learn what Christ will have to be for us if things are going to be okay, that He will have to be more for us than we ever thought He could or should. And by realizing what we cannot be for ourselves, and what Christ will have to be, we are given a stunning, solemn, reverent fear of who Christ is. A humility that is our way forward, an understanding of the heart that is our place to stand. And we will be led through the Wilderness as that patient, quiet understanding, led into the future by what we
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