This week's "Reflection" by Matt Sasso, Pastor of Jr. High Ministries
As we concluded "The Language of Thankfulness" series this weekend, I want to ask each and everyone of us to reflect on our expression of this language and how it is communicated to God and those around us in a way that goes far beyond words. A couple of things to think about are: How do we communicate a language beyond words in our response to God and people? Do we focus on people and make them the priority? Are we are demonstrating our
thankfulness because that is what God does with us?
As you live your lives as thankful people for who God is and what He has done consider these things: How can you allow the peace of Christ to be the motivator? What changes do you need to make in order to allow Christ's message to fill your life even more than it is now? What is one thing you can identify this week that you can, in the name of Christ, be thankful for? The staff at LBF would love to hear your comments, so click on the link below to post your thoughts.
As we concluded "The Language of Thankfulness" series this weekend, I want to ask each and everyone of us to reflect on our expression of this language and how it is communicated to God and those around us in a way that goes far beyond words. A couple of things to think about are: How do we communicate a language beyond words in our response to God and people? Do we focus on people and make them the priority? Are we are demonstrating our
thankfulness because that is what God does with us?
As you live your lives as thankful people for who God is and what He has done consider these things: How can you allow the peace of Christ to be the motivator? What changes do you need to make in order to allow Christ's message to fill your life even more than it is now? What is one thing you can identify this week that you can, in the name of Christ, be thankful for? The staff at LBF would love to hear your comments, so click on the link below to post your thoughts.
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