WHEW!

What a weekend! Worked Thursday - Monday. I know some of you think big deal right? But I'm not used to that. And Friday was crazy busy! I was so beat when I got home.

This week is gonna be crazed too. Today I have to take everything out of the kitchen and finish the painting in there. I think Jennie is coming to help so yay! Tomorrow I have to take everything out of the twins room and organize(trash) a lot. The extra closet in there has to be emptied because the AC is getting installed and that's where the handler is going. Then I have to hit Costco cause my contacts came in. YAY

Thursday I think I will try to meet up with Pastor Hersch and plan out the schedule for the next couple months for church activities & meals. Then of course Twilight Club at 4pm. We are having so much fun it's sad when we have to miss a week. The girls hate it! Friday we pick up the kitchen stuff needed to have the next 1/3 of my kitchen done on Saturday. Same day as the AC going in. Glad I'll be at work!

Next week I'm relaxing!!

Shelly



O taste and see that the LORD is good: blessed is the man that trusts in Him. Psalm 34:8



It was a Christian family. A little girl was standing next to her grief-stricken mother, whose face was stained with tears over the sudden loss of a loved one. Putting her arm tenderly around her mother, the little one said with all the simplicity of her childlike faith: "Mommy, why don’t you try Jesus?"

Could any words have been more fitting? How often, when a person has been surrounded by problems and perplexities, have we heard him say: "I’ve tried everything—but nothing helped"?


How often have you and I thought or said the very same thing: "I’ve tried everything, but …"?

Everything but Jesus! Yet it is He who stands at every crisis point of our life! He stands with open arms and says: " "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” King David once exclaimed: "O taste and see that the LORD is good: blessed is the man that trusts in Him."


Nor are we to turn to Jesus as our last resort. In every changing scene of life, we are to remember: He "is a very present help in trouble" Psalm 46:1.


Try Him! You will not be disappointed.



Pastor Hersch