A liminal space is the space between what was and what will be. In a season of stillness, when the earth is resting, creation reminds us that new life springs from what seems dead. Our journey to wholeness, through renewal and growth, often requires pain and perhaps even suffering as we learn to embrace our true identity. 

As a guide in the liminal space, our Creator-God implores us, “Do not remember the past events; pay no attention to things of old. Look, I am about to do something new; even now it is coming. Do you not see it?” (Isaiah 43:18-19 (CSB)) 

With eyes to see, hope remains and flourishes in liminality. The Holy One makes all things new in every season, every space, for eternity. In the liminal spaces of life, we can cling to the promise of reanimation, renewal, and redemption when all seems lost or hopeless.