Life is Like Removing a Clothesline Pole
April 12, 2020
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You Never Know How Big the Hole Will be Until You Start Digging Have you ever had a vision for something that you weren’t sure
You Never Know How Big the Hole Will be Until You Start Digging Have you ever had a vision for something that you weren’t sure
In just a moment, things changed. This is life. Every minute of every day things are changing. It has always been this way and always will be. The important thing is to be aware of it and be willing and able to adapt.
If you had told someone a few weeks ago that there wouldn’t be any toilet paper in the stores…schools would be closed…all sporting events would be canceled…people would be staying at home…they wouldn’t have believed you. We definitely are experiencing some change.
Life is full of suffering and pain. We are currently experiencing widespread struggles with the corona virus situation. People were suffering before this and will suffer after.
In John 9:1-17, as Jesus’ followers walked past a blind man…
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