When our children were little, we could pretty much curate the kind of issues that entered our home…When our children entered public school, we did not have that same ability to curate, well, just about anything. Opportunities arose daily to discuss lots of things: having different teachers, friends from different backgrounds, racism, drugs, dating, gender ideology (beginning in early elementary school), social media, and more.
We thank all those who have or are serving our country, but today we specially honor those who paid the ultimate price.
“This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” -Jesus
John 15:12-13
Do you ever have seasons where it appears as though everything that was supposed to go one way goes the opposite?
Sometimes life throws very big curveballs, and suddenly, it all feels very out of control.
54 years ago, Tom and I met for the very first time in a small country church in Kerala, India, and pledged our lives together, till death do us part…Our families knew each other, but it was on this day that we met for the first time.
You could say I found Covenant Fellowship because of a blind date and a salon chair…When we came to Covenant Fellowship we were not Christians…We did everything backwards…But everyone who crossed our path, led by the Holy Spirit, guided us gently to the next step, every step of the way.
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