I AM

Concerning the Lord, He is referred to as the I AM, which means, He has always been and will always be (Exodus 3:14; Psalm 90:1-2; John 8:58; John 14:6).

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* Who is going to stand with me when my life falls apart? I AM.
* Who is going to make sure that one day good will prevail over evil? I AM.
* Who is going to help me when I need it? I AM.
* Who is going to give me the assurance that everything always works out in the end? I AM.
* Who is going to be with me now that I am all alone? I AM.
* Who is going to help me out of my pits of despair? I AM.
* Who is going to make sense of this world and give my life real meaning? I AM.
* No one is on my side. I AM.
* No one is listening. I AM.
* This world is falling apart at the seams—what is going to last? I AM.

THE LORD’S TABLE

I come, not because I am worthy, nor for any righteousness of mine, for I have sinned and fallen short of what, by God’s help, I might have been. I come, not that there is any magic in partaking of the symbols for Christ’s body and blood, but I come because Christ bids me come. It is His table and He invites me. I come because it is a memorial to Him—as oft as it is done in remembrance of Him. And when I remember Him—His life—His sufferings, (death, burial, and resurrection)—I find myself humbling myself in His presence and bowing before Him in worship. I come because here is portrayed Christian self-denial, and I am taught very forcibly the virtues of sacrifice on behalf of another, sacrifice which has salvation in it.

YOUR PLACE

Be in your place every week and be blessed and also be a blessing. Sunday is a time to sing, pray and preach. There is not anything that will take the place of your communion at the Lord’s Supper and then from an overflowing heart you can give to the Lord. Come with a Bible in your hand and a spring in your step and a smile on your face. I’ll look for you in your place.