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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Thanks

I am thankful today for the people of Good News who show their love for God and one another by sharing the burdens of friends.  I have seen it often.  Prayers, time spent in hospital rooms, love shared in homes of the sick, food deliveries and patience in the midst of pain.  They all show a church of people who love their God by reflecting Christ in the best and worst of times.  Thanks to all of you for being there for one another.  May we enjoy serving through many joys and victories.  May we share the defeats and get up off the ground to fight the good fight with a passion that can only come from God.  And may we give thanks to God who gives us strength to endure, live and love.   God bless each of you this Thanksgiving!
Pastor Randy
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