|
Saturday, 01 October 2011 |
There can be no doubt that we are facing some very tough times. Homelessness  is on the rise, often including entire families. Food has been skyrocketing in price, despite Washington's claims to the contrary and the housing market is now not expected to recover until 2020. With American families making less and less, the amount of money needed just to obtain a place to live, food and medical care has continued to arise astronomically with many paying more for insurance, medical and dental care than they do for their housing.
But while the challenges and worries we face have changed, where our hope is has always remained the same.
Chuck Colson once said, "Where is the hope? "Where is the hope? I meet millions of people who feel demoralized by the decay around us. The hope that each of us has is not in who governs us, or what laws we pass, or what great things we do as a nation. Our hope is in the power of God working through the hearts of people. And that's where our hope is in this country. And that's where our hope is in life."
And that is a Hope that no government, no nation and no power on this earth can take from us. It can not be foreclosed on. And we can't loose it like we can loose a job. And that Hope, that faith in God, it is the one thing that the more we share it, the more it grows.
So while the times we live in are going to get a lot more difficult, the one thing we need to hold onto is our faith. Because if we hold onto our faith and the hope that it gives, there is absolutely no challenge we can not meet.
May God Bless you all, each and everyone,
In God We Trust,
Moms For America
Thanks for visiting Moms For America!
|
|
