Recently, we hosted our annual Operation Spoonbill. For those of you that don\u2019t know, this is a fishing event we put on for veterans. Basically, you troll through the river or the lake trying to snag these fish. We will had around 40 veterans and volunteers there. Two things about this day stuck out to me: Serving others and Snagging. Let me explain.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jesus tells us to serve others. Actually, I look at it like a command for us to serve others. There are several reasons why. Here are a few. We do so to help them. To show them love. And to show them the grace that only comes from Jesus. Ultimately, trying to lead them to Jesus. And that is what our boat captains and volunteers did. Serve others! Placed the needs of our guests before their own. Doing what they could to show them grace.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Now, as you read this, realize that I am not saying anything negative about what we were doing. Stay with me, and I think you will get the point. Snagging shows us something else. If we\u2019re not careful, we can find ourselves in the traps of the evil one. If we\u2019re not careful, we can find ourselves in a hopeless situation. He\u2019s out there. Waiting for the opportunity to trap us. Often times, baiting us into traps. Other times, chasing after us. However he may be pursuing us, we must be vigilant and not get caught up in the snags. But here is something that\u2019s even more incredible. If we do catch ourselves in the traps of evil one, Jesus will still be there to pull us away. To lead us out of the snags. He will not forsake us, even when we are undeserving. He is always there. Waiting for us to seek him. That\u2019s even when we have gone astray. So maybe today is the day for you to seek him. Maybe today is a day for you to get out of the snags of the evil one. Maybe today is the day for you to receive the grace that only comes from Jesus. Maybe today is the day that you believe that Jesus is our Lord and Savior. Make today\u2026The Day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Recently, we hosted our annual Operation Spoonbill. For those of you that don\u2019t know, this is a fishing event we put on for veterans. Basically, you troll through the river or the lake trying to snag these fish. We will had around 40 veterans and volunteers there. Two things about this day stuck out to … <\/p>\n