Join with us today as we pray for our government officials. The President, Governors and local leaders that they have wisdom as they make decisions that govern our lives.
Many of you who follow this blog are from different countries. All our government leaders need prayer no matter what their title. The Bible also says, “The king’s heart is in the hand of the Lord, as the rivers of water: he turneth it whithersoever he will.”
Most of all pray for their salvation.
I Timothy 2:1 I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men;
Most churches in the USA cannot hold services because of the coronavirus. The Bible tells us to “forsake not the assembly of ourselves together”, however that is not possible right now, but we do have many ways to see and hear great messages via media.
Remember, true worship is in our heart. Sunday is set aside for us to worship God. We can have fellowship with our Savior in a church, our home or wherever we happen to be. What greater opportunity than to have this time to truly worship Him in spirit and in truth.
Mark Adams holds a special place in our hearts at SOS Events ministry. When he had a home in Florida, he would come over to the home office to “visit”.
One day he went out to the workshop where Tom (cofounder of SOS Events) and David were making displays.
Mark watched and said he had a better idea. Why not use metal shelf holders instead of wooden dowels to allow the doors to turn. That idea changed the way the displays were made and we use metal instead of wood today to make our displays.
Mark loved SOS Events and invited Tom and Carolyn to Kentucky to present SOS Events to his home church.
Mark was known as the “ ice cream man” in his hometown and took a SOS Events display board to witness to children when they came to buy ice cream.
We recently learned of his home going to Heaven. Jesus must have welcomed Mark. Well done thy good and faithful servant.
Psalm 116:15
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.
In this difficult time, many of us are all living at home with family members 24/7. This is not our normal way of life. The adults would be going off to work, children going to school, church, and social activities would take up most of our time.
However, now we find ourselves together and if we are not careful with our words things can get out of hand. Restlessness and inactivity can cause tempers to flare. Fear, anxiety can cause us to say things we do not mean.
One little word can make a difference. Example: I love you or I hate you. One little word. Let us show love one to another even in this uncertain time.
Yesterday the air conditioner stopped working in SOS Events office and workroom. It was so hot that work could not be done in that office.
One of the neighbors is an air conditioning service man, so he was called. His company only services big commercial buildings, but he was so gracious and came over in the evening after a hard days work.
He found that it was a switch that had shut the unit down and fixed it. He would take no money for his time, but we were able to pray with him for the needs of his family who are having some anxiety over the coronavirus.
Please pray for this family and other neighbors who may be having difficulty at this time.
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