“Anyone who has two shirts should share with the one who has none, and anyone who has food should do the same.” - Luke 3:11
Pabama: (Rhymes with Alabama) Def: A feeling that there is more. A desire to make a difference, to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Not willing to accept the current state of the world, and not wishing to point any fingers. The burning desire to improve, to fall and fail, to be picked up and try again. To prepare ourselves for eternity. To stand triumphant one day, only through Jesus, and hear, "Well done, my good and faithful servant."

Monday, August 4, 2014

Family Challenge #4

Well, lost track of time with that little Coast Guard thing this past weekend.  But here we go with the next Family Pabama Challenge (FPC).


This one goes way back to Exodus:

"If a family is too small to eat a whole animal, let them share with another family in the neighborhood"
Exodus 12:4a

This week, let's focus on our specific neighborhoods.  Find a neighbor that your family can show some anonymous Godly love to.  Maybe someone that doesn't go to church.  Maybe someone that needs a little pick-me-up.  Maybe even someone that you don't know, which could be many people you live near.  And even though Jesus himself would define "neighbor" a little differently, for this challenge, let's focus on someone that literally lives nearby.

That's it.  And like the fine people of Nike once coined - "Just Do It!"  (Even if it is half a turkey, like the verse above commands.)
Posted by Sternberg at 10:02 AM

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