Every Friday morning my big guy heads out the door at 6:45 a.m.
I am the first to admit that when my alarm goes off that early I grumble...I am not a morning person and neither is my son. BUT on this day he is excited. He is excited to wake up and get out the door to head to FCA. How can I not be excited? I am..I am also beyond thankful. I am thankful that even though my children go to public schools there is ONE morning at their school where they are allowed to worship together...
I am the first to admit that when my alarm goes off that early I grumble...I am not a morning person and neither is my son. BUT on this day he is excited. He is excited to wake up and get out the door to head to FCA. How can I not be excited? I am..I am also beyond thankful. I am thankful that even though my children go to public schools there is ONE morning at their school where they are allowed to worship together...
Thank you Mr. J
You are a blessing to our children.
(after each meeting the parents receive an email from Mr. J about their morning. Here is today's email)
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This morning we talked all about Halloween and going Trick or Treating. This tradition has become such a huge part of our culture. So many of us started last night by ringing our neighbors' doorbells looking for candy...and we some of us will do it again on Sunday night. It is funny how little pieces of candy can bring us such happiness: and all we have to do is ring the doorbell!
But that happiness is fleeting. Bags of candy quickly turn into piles of empty wrappers. We are over sugared and yet feel empty.
Matthew 7:7-8 --"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened."
Jesus invited us to knock, and the door will be opened to us. We don't receive candy but eternal life. WOW! Now that is a precious gift! It is forever, and not fleeting like the piles of candy we keep to ourselves..... Knock, ask, and you shall receive eternal life with Him.
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This morning we talked all about Halloween and going Trick or Treating. This tradition has become such a huge part of our culture. So many of us started last night by ringing our neighbors' doorbells looking for candy...and we some of us will do it again on Sunday night. It is funny how little pieces of candy can bring us such happiness: and all we have to do is ring the doorbell!
But that happiness is fleeting. Bags of candy quickly turn into piles of empty wrappers. We are over sugared and yet feel empty.
Matthew 7:7-8 --"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened."
Jesus invited us to knock, and the door will be opened to us. We don't receive candy but eternal life. WOW! Now that is a precious gift! It is forever, and not fleeting like the piles of candy we keep to ourselves..... Knock, ask, and you shall receive eternal life with Him.
-Mr J




