Friday, February 16, 2024

Subject: A Message of Reflection and Inspiration (02/16/'24)

Subject: A Message of Reflection and Inspiration Dear Friends, I wanted to share some reflections that have been on my mind, about the profound nature of our existence and the role of faith in our lives. Imagine life as a sacred dance, where every breath and spirit intertwine, painting a picture of existence far beyond the ordinary. It's here that we find the essence of the Gospel, not just as ancient stories whispered through generations, but as the very core of our being. It's as real and necessary as the food we eat and the water that quenches our deepest thirsts. In this dance, our actions become more than just movements. They are transformed into tangible expressions of God's will. Through Jesus's humanity and his ultimate sacrifice on the cross, we see a powerful example of turning suffering into a source of eternal hope and salvation. Jesus didn't carve his path in the unreachable realms of the sky but right here, in the soil of our earthly experiences. He calls us to follow him, not just in thought but through our deeds. It's through serving others and walking through challenges that we truly express our faith, making God's will a reality on Earth. Jesus once said, "Believe the works, if not the words," reminding us that true faith is demonstrated through actions. Our deeds are the most vivid expressions of our belief, weaving a vibrant tapestry of faith into the fabric of human existence. So, let's make our lives a canvas, with every act of love and kindness adding color to the masterpiece of God's will. In the end, it's not just our words but the symphony of our actions that will echo through time, serving as a testament to the living Gospel. I hope these thoughts inspire you as much as they have inspired me. Let's live our faith vividly, through every act of kindness and love, making our existence a reflection of the divine. With warmth and reflection, Pastor Steven G. Lee (February 16, 2024)

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