We are in the middle of winter, the coldest and snowiest time of the year. But it’s not the darkest. Jesus is the light of the world and our days are getting brighter!
Like dropping a stone into still water, acts of kindness can be passed forward and outward. Big stones make a big splash, but even the tiniest pebble creates a ripple that spreads, even if it becomes too small for our eyes to see. Christmas time is full of celebrations, gifts and acts of kindness. Many are big, like a big rock dropped into the water. But now that the decorations are put away and the year continues on, I hope we can all remember that acts of kindness, no matter how big or small, still create a ripple. The “call to action” is simply to remember that and show small acts of kindness whenever we get the chance.
Why am I here? How is God calling me? Why are you here? Why are we here? Through unity in fellowship, worship and prayer; and through our acts and deeds, our evangelism, we can find the answers.
How can we find peace and comfort when thinking about the future is stressful? This Sunday, we are going to listen to what the Bible has to say about it along with a testimonial.
