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Be Anxious for Nothing
February 23, 2020
WARNING: The following opinions reflect the thoughts of a senior citizen. It’s obvious, since the first words are “When I was a little boy….”
When I was a little boy, most of the available reading material in our home was pretty innocent. But pretty powerful, too. We had “Tales of Great Men & Women,” and “Dogs: Heroes, Adventurers, Friends,” and a children’s Bible with pictures. As I got a little older, there was “The Call of the Wild” and “The Day Christ Died” and books about great empires and scientists and explorers and people who made a difference in our world.
I was blessed to grow up in a home that understood how important it was for us to focus on the things that the Apostle Paul deemed worthy of our thoughts: things that are true and noble, and right and lovely and admirable; excellent and praiseworthy.
I hope you’ll come this Sunday to hear our church’s Lay Leader Chad Brown share a message from Philippians 4:6-8 on living a righteous and holy life free of fear and anxiousness. Lydia and I will be back on Monday the 24th from our visit with our son in Colorado…. Thank you for your prayers!
Blessings in His holy name!
Pastor Bob
Philippians 4:6-8
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February 23, 2020
WARNING: The following opinions reflect the thoughts of a senior citizen. It’s obvious, since the first words are “When I was a little boy….”
When I was a little boy, most of the available reading material in our home was pretty innocent. But pretty powerful, too. We had “Tales of Great Men & Women,” and “Dogs: Heroes, Adventurers, Friends,” and a children’s Bible with pictures. As I got a little older, there was “The Call of the Wild” and “The Day Christ Died” and books about great empires and scientists and explorers and people who made a difference in our world.
I was blessed to grow up in a home that understood how important it was for us to focus on the things that the Apostle Paul deemed worthy of our thoughts: things that are true and noble, and right and lovely and admirable; excellent and praiseworthy.
I hope you’ll come this Sunday to hear our church’s Lay Leader Chad Brown share a message from Philippians 4:6-8 on living a righteous and holy life free of fear and anxiousness. Lydia and I will be back on Monday the 24th from our visit with our son in Colorado…. Thank you for your prayers!
Blessings in His holy name!
Pastor Bob
Philippians 4:6-8
The post Be Anxious for Nothing appeared first on Verona United Methodist Church.