All around the world, Episcopalians repeat Simeon’s song during Compline, the final prayer service of the day. For a long time I thought singing this song was simply a way to close out the day thanking God for sending us Jesus. But this week, I realized it’s also an invitation at the end of each day to pause and consider where we’ve seen evidence of God’s handiwork in our lives. After all, the baby Jesus was not what Simeon or Anna had expected to find at the end of all their waiting. Maybe, we too are seeing glimpses of God at work in our lives, beginning to fulfill our prayers and our longing in unexpected ways.