What is your foundation in life? What or whom are we basing our lives and choices on? Is our foundation reliable? Is it the tires of the first picture or the bricks of the second?
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What can we do? How do we walk through this? There are no promises I can make to make it easier. There are no guaranteed plans to success on overcoming discouragement and struggle. What I do know is that God remains consistent and reliable and loving. He is at the helm - whether life feels like crashing waves or a peaceful sunset, God is in control.
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Today, in these days of social-distancing, we have much more effective ways of communicating and staying in touch - which we are so thankful for! The longer this COVID-19 situation continues, the more important it is for us to work at remaining connected with one another.
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Hopefully these beautiful faces will bring some joy to your day! Thanks to all who participated in the fun, and sent in photos.
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Living the Christian life / living in relationship with God has often felt like a maze to me … just when you think you are getting it right, you hit a dead-end and have to begin again. I go to church, work to set time aside to read my Bible and pray, and work to do good things … but in the end I do not feel close with God. Why is that?
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There is something to seeing and having physical contact with one another that breeds closeness. So, in this season of not seeing one another, we must be extra intentional to remain connected. Even us introverts need to be close and connected.
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How can we use our church directory, our phones, and FaceTime to stay relationally connected? And, what is ZOOM?!
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It was uncomfortable for me to lead our family through the online worship. It was more personal. What should I expect of my family? Do I really need to pray with them? How do I engage them in what is being taught? How open do I share? So many questions …
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At all times, we must make effort to walk close with God and one another. Now we must work all the harder at it. It is by these efforts of maintaining relational closeness that we will find confidence.
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