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Many Churches in America have forgotten to build bridges to folks who do not know JESUS! Too many love preaching to the choir! WAKE UP CHURCH! IT IS CALLED THE GREAT COMMISSION!

Oh my goodness! Can we wind the clock backwards? WOW!!! This message stopped me in my tracks and it made me look back at my nearly 70 years of life. Oh my, to start over! LOL! As I read this, I can hear the words from my Sharon over and over through the years, encouraging me to value every second God has given me and to not be in a hurry all the time (thinking I have to save the world)! I have been trying to do better at life. I cannot wind the clock back, but I can do better.

The following article by Joseph Mattera in The Christian Post sure has impacted me. It is one of the better messages I have ever read!

Dr. Joseph Mattera is renowned for addressing current events through the lens of Scripture by applying biblical truths and offering cogent defenses to today’s postmodern culture. To order his bestselling books or to join the many thousands who subscribe to his acclaimed newsletter, go to www.josephmattera.org.

Each moment is a sacrament of God’s presence. The Psalmist declares, “This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it” (Psalm 118:24). If God made this moment, then He is in this moment. Far too often, we are mentally living in tomorrow while physically standing in today. When we embrace the present moment as a divine appointment, even interruptions can become invitations from God. You redeem the time not by rushing through the moment, but by receiving it as holy. More Here

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