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Praise the Lord Church.

God is good all the time amen. And all the time God is good. God is so good, that even when it’s raining thunder storms in our life, God is still good. Through times of disorder and chaos, God is good. When we have been hurt and abandon by the ones we love, God is still good. Because he will not leave us, nor forsake us, and just like the man in Luke 10:25, that was left for dead, God sent a man to come along side of the hurting man, to bind up his wound and help him.

In the book of Matthew 16:31 Jesus asked his disciples a question.

“Who do men say that I am? Good question. I say that because there are many believers who do not know who Jesus is. Jesus calls himself the son of man. Does that mean he was made of a man and a women like us? Does that mean he has an earthly father like we do? Some may ask this question, “Is he a little God, the son of a big God? Who is Jesus? Who is he to you?

The disciples walked with Jesus, they saw him do many miracles. They were in a place to receive good knowledge concerning Jesus and his ministry. They were all well trained from his teachings. So when he asked the question, who do men say that I am, they should have been able to answer the question without any hesitation? The disciples however gave Jesus different answers. They told him that some people thought he was Elias, John the Baptist, Jeremiah, or one of the prophets.

People today also have different opinions on who Jesus is. Jesus asked the disciples who do you say that I am?

My question to you is, do you know who Jesus is? Do you know where he brought you from? Do you know that he saw your hurting heart and you lonely tears? Do you know he is your healer? Do you know that he is God himself?

What do you know about Jesus? What do you know about his love? Who is he to you?

Take time to seek him with all your heart, soul and strength. Pray and praise the most high God, his name is Jesus.

Love you

Pastor Bill

11 Years of Serving Dinner at the New Hope Shelter

Volunteers, such as the above, from Grace Be Unto You Church have been serving dinner once a month at the New Hope Shelter since 1997. This has been a wonderful opportunity to reach out to help and minister to many people who have lost hope in life. There are normally about 75 people that attend this dinner.

There are many people in this city who are just trying to get by day by day. This is just one of the many ways we reach out to the needy. There are never enough people to help. If you are interested in helping in our ministry please call Pastor Bill at (719) 596-9076.

Hard Times

Day time is shorter, and nights are longer. Snow will be falling, black ice, and cold nights. We break out our down jackets, sweaters, our long johns, and wool socks, so that we can be prepared for the winter.

Truly we are blessed to have all the necessities for the road ahead, but we must keep in mind the families that are without. Men and women that have nowhere to call home, or even blessed with just the simple small things we take for granted.

We are approaching a time of the year, that many people don’t want to see, especially those families living in shelters, and motels, homeless and hurtful. Mothers who are crying tears of pain, because of their living conditions. Father’s who have lost their jobs, and are struggling to maintain their sanity.

We are living in difficult times Church. I am sure you already know. As a Church what can we do for God and for his people? Do we want to just give people a hand out, or a hand up?

I pray you come along side the plan and the direction the Lord has given me. We need to roll up our shirt sleeves and move forward, through the winter that is ahead of us, and serve God with all of our hearts, souls and minds. We need to be instant to serve others also.

Stay in prayer, stay focused and stay encouraged. The Lord is faithful.

Pastor Bill