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I
woke up this morning and got ready to do my daily workout. Coming
back I got ready for the day. The shower was refreshing and then I
walk to my office and began my day. This routine is very familiar
and feels very comfortable to me. As I was walking to my office my
mind started to think about those many in Oklahoma whose routines are
not only broken up but crushed. I cannot imagine how it must feel to
not have a home or worse to not know if a loved one has survived.
Getting to my office my heart was truly heavy.
I
will be honest and confess that are times I wonder about the United
Methodist Church and I also wonder about my part as a pastor in it.
But today I am thankful for the Church and it commitment to help
others. I know that as I write these words that the United Methodist
Church has sent trained professional in to see what can be done and I
also know that many United Methodist members have reached into their
pockets and made donations to get the help flowing in on those needy
persons.
So,
today join with me in prayers that God will lead us to reach out to
those in need wherever they are located. But today especially with
those suffering in Oklahoma.