The preacher's son and sidekick?
The preacher?
Jacob and Josh? Or is it Josh and Jacob?? You decide.
We all need a little levity in the midst of the busyness of life don't we? In the midst of some of the heaviness as of late it was good to come together as the family of God and smile, sing, eat, goof off, smile some more, and just have a good ole time.
We've lost some loved ones as of late so I've been busy with families and with funerals. Our prayers continue for Melissa and Esther (McDonell family), the Myrtle Crowley family, the Peggy Gish family, and for Michelle Sheppard whose mom passed away suddenly last weekend. Praise the Lord for the hope that the resurrection promises.
Tonight I am speaking to the youth in the community in conjunction with the National Day of Prayer. Keep me in your prayers if you would as I focus on the question, "Can you hear me now"?
Tomorrow we will gather at the courthouse at 7:00 am to pray, go to the elementary school to pray for our leaders and protectors in the community, grab a brown bag breakfast at the church, and go forward into the day. Many will be reading Scripture all day near the Alltell store. No matter where you are, take some time to pray (not only tomorrow) but every day.
2 comments:
That "can you hear me now" idea sound great. What a clever idea, especially for youth. Too bad we're not close enough to hear it.
Of course, I'm not a "youth" but I can still picture a couple of kids with a string and tin cans saying "Can you hear me now?"
Sunday night was a lot of fun. I thank all of those who were willing to give us an evening of fun and laughter. Lets do it again soon.
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