For those of you that follow us on Facebook, you saw where Barbara and I had went down to Eureka Springs yesterday. We spent the afternoon and evening together. By ourselves! Unfortunately, we don\u2019t get to do that as much as we want to. We still go on dates. But to have that much time together by ourselves is a very rare thing. So we took full advantage of it. And it was great. We went to Eureka Springs to see The Passion Play. I\u2019ve been to the property before. But never to see the play. She went there as a kid to watch it. One thing that you will find on the property is an art museum. Actually has several items that Jack Dawson has done. So that was pretty cool. But, what caught my attention the most were the paintings and items from the 1500s and 1600s. Really amazing stuff. And then there was a sculpture of Jesus\u2018s silhouette. Dating back to 800 A.D. Holy cow! 1200 years old.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As I was looking at it, something struck me. His silhouette from that point of history is basically the same thing that we portray today. And that is very fitting. Because Jesus is the constant. He is the one thing that has never wavered. Ever! He is the one thing that will always remain the same. Humans fail at this. I know I do. We are constantly changing. For some of us, it\u2019s day to day. Because we find ourselves selfishly doing things. Maybe unknowingly. But we do it. If we can find ourselves in emotional roller coasters at times. Some of you can really understand what I\u2019m talking about. The point we\u2019re trying to make here is\u2026no matter where we are in our lives. No matter what we are doing in our lives. Jesus will be steadfast. he will be the constant. He will always be here for us. We just keep our eyes on him, and he will see us through.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I have used this Bible story before. Actually, several times. Because it\u2019s very fitting for what we are talking about. On that stormy night, everyone in the boat found theirselves fearful. Found theirselves scared of the possibility of sinking. They even thought they saw a ghost. It was Jesus in the water. Standing there. On the water! And Peter got the courage to go out to him. And he was successful, because he kept his eyes on Jesus. He had faith in our Lord and Savior. And Jesus blessed him by making it possible for him to walk on water. So awesome. But as the story goes, Peter loses site of Jesus, gets anxious, and begins to sink. He was going to drown. Jesus never wavered. Remained constant. Reached down and pulled Peter back up out of the water. That\u2019s the kind of Lord and Savior that we have. Never wavering. And always reliable. All we have to do is accept him and keep him in our focus. It\u2019s up to us. If you haven\u2019t done so, make today the day that you accept Jesus. And rest easy, knowing that he will always be here for you. Because he loves you. He always has. And he always will.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For those of you that follow us on Facebook, you saw where Barbara and I had went down to Eureka Springs yesterday. We spent the afternoon and evening together. By ourselves! Unfortunately, we don\u2019t get to do that as much as we want to. We still go on dates. But to have that much time … <\/p>\n