| As we continue our journey through this challenging season, let us draw inspiration from the resilience of Elijah, as described in 1 Kings 17:10. In this verse, Elijah is instructed to seek sustenance from a widow’s meager supply of flour and oil, which miraculously remained replenished despite the drought. Elijah’s faith in God, even in the face of extreme hardship, serves as a powerful example for us today. Just as Elijah’s situation seemed hopeless, so too may ours feel overwhelming at times. Yet, it is precisely in these moments that we must remember the lessons shared by Reverend Dr. Phelps. The lesson of “sometimes our best is our last” reminds us that even in the face of overwhelming circumstances, we must continue to give our all. It is in these moments of adversity that our true character and resilience are revealed. Let us draw strength from the knowledge that our efforts, no matter how small they may seem, can make significant impacts. Moreover, we must cultivate a deep trust in God’s divine plan. In the words of the Reverend, “We must trust God to be GOD.” By surrendering our worries and doubts to Him, we can find peace and strength even in the darkest of times. Let us remember that God’s love for us is unwavering and His grace is sufficient for all our needs. Finally, we are encouraged to examine the factors that shape our perspectives. What is fueling our thoughts and emotions? Are we allowing fear, doubt, or negativity to consume us? Let us strive to replace these harmful influences with hope, faith, and gratitude. By focusing on the positive and trusting in God’s promises, we can cultivate a resilient spirit that will carry us through any challenge. As we continue to navigate this period, let us embrace the lessons of resilience, trust, and positive thinking. Together, we can overcome adversity and emerge stronger than ever before. |
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| Veronique L. Walker RMCC Board Of Directors Veronique@ResurrectionMCC.org View Last Sunday’s Service HERE Join us in singing this Sunday! |