In southern California, most of the coastline is covered in what is known as "June gloom."   It's a marine layer that forms in the cooler, humid part of the morning, and burns off by about noon revealing the blue skies.

It's a while of enduring to get to the good stuff.

Hm, wonder where I might go with this analogy....

Yep, much of life is like that.  There's gloom to it, but the blue skies are behind it, always there, waiting for the gloom to dissipate, and it does.

Patience dear ones!  Patience.

Or... live in Tucson!

 

Peace in our journeys,

Pastor Steve Melde