Roots I
These times bring challenges of faith and trust, and without solid foundation
it is easy to be washed away and trampled. I want to remind you of the man who
built his house on the sand verses the house on the rock. As soon as the storm hit
the house that was built on the sand, it crumbled. When it comes to the
strength of this life, we must get grounded. As you look in spirit you will see
the strong winds of influence, everything from religion to temptation and the
only way we will not be tossed around like a rag doll is to be firmly rooted in
He who provides all life, God Almighty.
I recently had a dream that terrorist were going to hit us
and there was nothing we could do to stop them leaving this entire country with
two days of life. However likely or unlikely this may be, our next hour is not
even promised to us. I encourage each of us to keep that in mind and live life
in joy. No need for the stress and worry for it won't change things, and no
matter how much aggravation we go through, God will never change. He is the
only root we have for everything else passes away, and in him is the peace of
all understanding that will remain no matter what may ever come our way.
Roots II
It is inevitable to avoid the truth that we must be grounded
in God to gain any strength against the attacks of this world. It is also
inevitable to avoid the truth that without being grounded in God and his will
through His plan of salvation, that we will never see the
Be blessed and take the time to reflect and renew your roots
in the good soil of the Lord.
Sincerely,
Kelvin
2002 © Rev. Kelvin N. Broadus, UGFE Ministries. All rights reserved.