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Date: Mar 1 - Mar 7

This Week's Lesson:  When We All Get To Heaven

Scripture related to the lesson:  The Bible

  There is a song that was sung by my parents, and others, when I was a little boy and my mother would take me to church. It's called "When we all get to heaven, what a great time there will be." There have been hundred of thousands of song written about heaven since that time; but that song still stands out in my mind; I guess it tells us what we must do to be a part of that great number that will be enjoying the beauty; as Jesus describe it as: "eyes haven't seen, ears have not heard nor have it entered into the hearts of men, the beauty that God has prepared for those that love him. The only thing that bother me about the song is; looking at the world today I wonder how many of us will be a part of that number. We have become so divided, and selfish; so greedy for riches, and loving only certain people, the things Jesus tells us to avoid, that I wonder if we all will make it in. The song goes on to say: "When we all see Jesus we will sing and shout the victory." You see, all means everybody on earth will be singing and shouting the victory. Well, so many of us are doing what Jesus say not to do, and not doing what Jesus say do until it's scary. You see everybody should want every one on earth to go to heaven; I know I do, and I want to be there in the gathering. But unless we change our thinking, actions, and reactions some will be lost. So the song bring joy but at the same time conjure up a bit of sadness because of many people ways. So, let's pray for one another; let's love one another, and let us all be a part of that number Jesus spoke of in Revelation...singing and praising Jesus Christ.

                  Love you all! 

          Thank you for stopping by; by the Grace of God, I'll see you next week.

         Your brother in Christ; Joseph J. Haugabrook