FEBRUARY 2016 EDITION
“Hope and change”, those were buzzwords in the mid-2000’s. They
motivated many who were struggling with their life situations. They propelled a candidate to our nation’s
highest office. Yet, here we are over a decade later and we are still looking
to someone or something to give us hope, to help our situations change.
We look to our
county’s leaders in hopes that, if we elect just the right people, our
situations will improve. Yet, each time we think we have it right, our leaders,
seduced by prestige, power and money, disappoint us. They are much too busy
trying to be re-elected to actually consider what is best for our country. Our
Congress is so much more divided than almost at any time in our history. Where
is the hope for change in all of this? Where is a
leader who can unite us? Is he a
Republican or a Democrat?
When I choose a leader, as
our state is doing today in the primary, I place my hope and trust in the one,
I feel, can do the job he is chosen to do. The one in whom I have chosen to place
my hope and trust in is eminently qualified. He has all the tools. He has “the
right stuff”. He is an Independent. He has great wisdom, has demonstrated
leadership ability, he has sacrificed more than anyone else for our good, he is
compassionate, kind and humble. He understands both justice and mercy. He is a
healer who can bring all parties together. He has years of experience. He has
great name recognition. He is patient and he is kind, he does not envy, nor
does he boast. He is not proud and is not rude. He is not self-seeking, nor is
he easily angered. He keeps no record of wrongs. He does not delight in evil,
but rejoices with the truth. He always protects, always trusts, always hopes
and always perseveres.
He is worthy of our trust.
Got any idea who I am talking about?
My hope is that you too
will choose Him as your leader. He is waiting for you to place your trust in
Him. Today is the day!
As Nike says, “Just Do It!”
MINISTRY NEWS
Our Friday Men’s Group has
been enjoying or discussion on the book of James.
I have had several meeting
this month with Young Life staff members for encouragement and counsel. I have been so
impressed with the talented people that God has called to minister to high
school and middle school kids in the Southeast Region.
I continue to meet with
men individually for counsel and encouragement.
I cannot begin to thank
you enough for your prayer, words of counsel and encouragement and financial
support over the almost 25 years that Net Work Ministries has been ministering
to men and their families. Blessings to you all!
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