Sermon - 2017-11-12
We don’t know the day or the hour. Oh, how different we would live our lives if we did know the day and the hour of the end. The rhetoric that we hear on the even news stirs within us a reminder that we are mortal. That even here in the United States of America, we are not free the power of death. The tragedies of fatal shootings, stabbings, and other violence comes over the news and we are stricken with fear. For many of us, we begin to look back at the good old days. It was not like this years ago. Remember the days when the children would play down at the park, that people would get together and really care about their neighbors and those days when everyone went to church. Why is the nation so bad right now and what it we can do to take it back there? Then comes the finger pointing of where are we to point the blame. Who or what is the problem in our nation. Yet, none of this truly solves the problem. None of this truly brings about a change for the better in our community, n...