New Here?First Baptist Church of Herndon Blogs
Don’t tell anyone, but I think I am suffering from “thankful overload!” I try not to be thankful, whining along with the people I routinely see, but it creeps up on me.
If you’ve never failed at anything then you can stop reading right now. That’s what I thought, still reading aren’t you? I know they say that it’s okay to fail because you can learn from your failures.
Sometimes with all that is going on in the world around us it can be hard to know when to be thankful. I think that is one reason why I value Thanksgiving Day so much.
Just last week we focused on all things scary. Now here we are, the clocks set back, the mornings a little brighter, and I find my mind takes a turn to thankful! Funny how quickly it can happen.
For the last few weeks I’ve chatted about fear and faith, demons, ghosts, and witch-hunts. We’ve been discussing the same topics in our Drop-In classes. Considering everyone is very different, we agreed it can be scary out there. What scares you the most?
As strange as it seems, I think most people are on a constant witch-hunt. Our motivations may vary, but so often I hear people talk about who is to blame for this or that.
blog
