The text asked if I had thrown my cell across the room after reading the message - the person I was to meet for breakfast had forgotten our appointment. I wasn't upset - these things happens. But at the same time, being stood up meant that I had been forgotten. We want to be remembered, by our families, by our friends, but especially by God. The criminal on the cross knew that. He said, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom." And Jesus remembered him. He remembers us too. Join us as we consider Jesus' last words, spoken from the cross. Sunday, Mar 4, 10 am.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Stood up
The text asked if I had thrown my cell across the room after reading the message - the person I was to meet for breakfast had forgotten our appointment. I wasn't upset - these things happens. But at the same time, being stood up meant that I had been forgotten. We want to be remembered, by our families, by our friends, but especially by God. The criminal on the cross knew that. He said, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom." And Jesus remembered him. He remembers us too. Join us as we consider Jesus' last words, spoken from the cross. Sunday, Mar 4, 10 am.
