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This past week has been loaded with many activities. Thanksgiving Day, Phyllis and I went to some friend’s home for a home cooked meal. In the midst of the celebration activities I also was privileged to bless a home and then go to the hospital to visit some physically sick persons. I enjoyed every activity. One of my Thanksgiving blessings is being able to work. Most days I enjoy my ‘work’ very much. Being a pastor has allowed me some great joys. And it continues to bring me a wonderful life.
As I think about the week ahead I know that I have a very busy one. There are meetings every night that need attention. A couple of those meetings have some important matters to discuss. Let me repeat that I am glad to be able to go to meetings and witnessing how God is working in our midst.
Some weeks I don’t have as much to do and I am thankful for the rhythms of life that allows me to have some very busy weeks and then some other weeks that I am allowed to spend my evenings at home. I am asking God to help me be thankful for all of life, the busy and the not so busy.