“I don’t
want to take classes online,” my son was dejected. He returned home for spring
break, experienced fun times with his brother and friends, then the world was
in turmoil. Schools closed, libraries closed. No hugging, no handshaking, and
social distancing is strongly suggested. The Coronavirus has everyone all
shook up.
Grocery
store shelves are empty, healthy people are walking around in masks…fear is
everywhere. In the midst of this abundance of anxiety, we still need faith. We
can take precautions, exercise preventative measures and still remain faithful.
This is the time to level up our faith.
Our U.S.
currency says, In God We Trust. Let’s put our trust in Him as we come
together as a community to help each other through this crisis. Is there a
friend or neighbor who is not able to get to the store? Purchase an extra item
for them while you’re out shopping or share something you have.
Here’s a quote
I came across that is worth sharing:
“Helping one
person might not change the whole world, but it could change the world for one person.” - Author Unknown
While
everyone around you is becoming all shook up, remain steadfast,
prayerful, and helpful to someone in need. What you give comes back to you, but
it may not be in the form of money. We can’t control a crisis, but we can
control our response to it.
Be
encouraged and know that this too shall pass.
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