West Union United Methodist Church
Saturday, December 21, 2024
Luke 10:27

Pastor's Corner

 

From Mee To You

Soon and Very Soon we will be celebrating the birth of Christ…born in a lowly manger in Bethlehem. As we ponder again the story of the coming of Christ, I pray Christ will be born anew and afresh in our hearts and lives. I also pray the birth of Christ will continue to make a difference in our day-to-day lives and all that we do. May our faith in the One whom we have chosen to follow continue to transform us so that we can be ambassadors of transformation and new life in this world.

As we seek to embody and live out the very nature of God’s love in the coming of Christ, I encourage you to reflect on the following…

  Speak kind and loving words.

  Look for the good in everyone.

  Be gentle with others.

  Share  food with those who are Hungry.
 
  Give generously.
 
  Walk with the confidence in knowing that you never walk alone.

      

   Help others, never give up on them.

      Remember, People including you, have to be restored, renewed, revived, reclaimed and redeemed. Never

      throw out anyone. Never give up on anyone.
 

   Keep inviting people to feast at God’s banquet table because there IS room for everyone at God’s table - no

matter who you are or what you may have done.
 
  Remember  you have others to give you a helping hand.
 

 Put God first in your life.

 Honor your loved ones and those close to you.

 Show love to your neighbor as you  love yourself.

 Affirm big… always. Believe in big things and pray for them. When you affirm big, believe and pray for great

 things to come to pass as the great One still works in, though, and with you.
 

 Know that God will always be with you. For the One who has been with you thus far will continue to be with

     you to hold and embrace in your life’s journey….

 

These are simple and yet profound words. They’ve given me a lot to think about and I believe that they do the same for you too.

Most of all, I pray that May Jesus, the Christ be born anew in your hearts!

 

Your Sister in Christ, Pastor Mee