3 Questions For Planning During The Pandemic
How do we prepare or plan for the next few weeks or months?
How do we prepare or plan for the next few weeks or months?
There is a refrain that I have heard, in person and online, that Christians who are true believers shouldn’t be responding to the coronavirus with fear.
Today, we have a guest writer who will remain anonymous. This is a testimony of God’s help during a difficult time in life.
As we walk through this current time in Basel, we don’t face anything like the Black Plague. Yet, there are still voices that would seek to unsettle the masses and stir up people. We should be more enlightened.
It turns out the Philistines controlled the latest technology at the time: the ability to make and sharpen iron. The Israelites were still in the Bronze Age while their enemy had moved from analogue to digital.
Our grief can come from many sources, but it always involves a loss.
A day of rest is what the Sabbath was meant to be. No plans, no agenda, no catching up on work or no having to run out for a few things – just a day at home.
The Bible is clear that we should be careful about the people we associate with. Conversations can quickly turn into gripe sessions if we are with the wrong people.
The promise of the internet age was that it would bring individuals together and promote understanding. Sadly, it seems to bring division, confusion, and plenty of misunderstanding.
Some days, it is good to just recount how dependable and faithful God is.