I believe it was Plato who first said, "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." But Paul surely was more helpful when he enjoined the Corinthians to be "controlled by the love of Christ" and to "regard no one according to the flesh" so that we "might no longer live for [ourselves.]"
One of our deacons has recently made it a point to simply talk and then listen to people that he meets in the park or at his children's sporting events. He has been amazed at how hungry people are the barest displays of kindness. It appears that Plato is right, everyone is "fighting a hard battle."
The production values of the video below could use a little help, but the message is spot on. C'mon, what are you waiting for?
Here is a link if you want to watch it at Youtube.
HT: Annette Johnson
Mission/Vision
KING’S CROSS CHURCH exists to glorify God and enlarge His Kingdom by gathering regularly to proclaim and celebrate the Gospel of Jesus Christ, yielding to the authority of God’s Word as illuminated by the Holy Spirit and summarized in the historic Christian Creeds and Reformed Confessions, partaking together of Christ’s presence in the Sacraments, providing opportunities to love and serve one another in Community, equipping the saints for Ministry to those who are lost and hurting, both locally and globally, and preparing them to cultivate Shalom (peace and well-being) wherever God calls them to serve.
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