August 30 with Ken S

What The Future Holds

“His (and our) dwelling place”

Greetings everyone, we are having some nice weather in our area.

What The Future Holds

When my wife passed away at first I felt lost and so lonely. But in time my thoughts changed as I started thinking about her how wonderful it must be for her to be with Jesus Christ. As we trust Christ to save us, we can be comforted in the knowledge that He waits on the other side to take our hand and welcome us into His (and our) dwelling place where the mansion He has prepared for us stands in readiness. So as I reflect on where my wife is, I can’t imagine what she is experiencing right now. 1Corinthians 15:51(Listen, I tell you a mystery! We will all not all die, but we all will be changed.) I know a lot of people have lost their loved ones lately, so I pray that eventually we all can start to focus on the place we who are in Christ will spend eternity. I pray that God will meet all our needs this week.

Leading Bible Study and preaching this Sunday morning at Wayside Gospel Chapel. Amen

AND …

Here is a quick clip from one of Ken’s Sermons:

— A heartfelt plea for God’s peace in a troubled world, especially for our schools and the teachers carrying so much today. —

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Faith

Verse for today:

Your abundance at the present time should supply their need, so that their abundance may supply your need, that there may be fairness.

August 30, 2026

A great day to begin:

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Thinking

(Quotes from the, slightly bizarre, mind of the Thinker In The Woods)

This world is all the hell that ever a true Christian will endure and all the heaven that unbelievers shall ever enjoy. Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758)