Yesterday was the opening day of trout season. Thousands of people found them selves lined along side the river casting time after time, trying to land that one \u201clunker\u201d that has avoided them cast after cast. We say a lot, that sometimes the best conversation between two men is simply saying hello, casting a line, hours of silence, then saying goodbye. Just knowing someone is there can be therapeutic. Just knowing someone is there can be very peaceful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We believe that man, all men, are searching for peace. We have stated this before. And we\u2019re going to do so again today. Because we believe it might be the one thing that all men are looking for. Question is, \u201cWhere do you find it?\u201c Just as we believe that all men are searching for peace, we also believe that finding it is going to be different for everyone. Let me rephrase that. How we find it is going to be different for everyone. Because the one true source of peace is Jesus. The one true answer for peace is Jesus. He is peace. No question about it. Therefore, finding Jesus is the key to finding peace. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
We can find peace and tranquility along river banks. We can find them in deer and turkey blinds. We can find them while driving on back roads through the country. But\u2026we can only find true peace in our hearts through Jesus. He provides that. He willingly provides that. I often say, \u201cSometimes we don\u2019t know what we need until we get what we need.\u201c And that\u2019s the truth with Jesus. Many people are searching. Looking for something that will only come from Jesus. That\u2019s how I was. I was searching years ago. I didn\u2019t know I needed him until I found him. So maybe today is the day for you to find him. To bring him into your heart. Maybe today is the day to receive the peace that only comes from Jesus. He will give it to you. Because he loves you. He always has. He always will.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday was the opening day of trout season. Thousands of people found them selves lined along side the river casting time after time, trying to land that one \u201clunker\u201d that has avoided them cast after cast. We say a lot, that sometimes the best conversation between two men is simply saying hello, casting a line, … <\/p>\n