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Family Inheritance | Jan. 16th

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 “..this is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will exalt him. “

  Exodus 15:2


  Beloved, what will you leave as an inheritance for your children and your children’s children? Will it be the family vacation home that has been with the family for generations? Perhaps you have set aside some money for them, or collected antiques, tea cups, a watch, or golf clubs.

  These things have their place and can be appreciated, but hopefully you have stored up treasures that are far more valuable, sweet memories of humor, kindness, patience, or forgiveness. God willing, the thought of who you are as a person of integrity and godliness will be worth more than any material possession.

  Is there still yet a greater treasure? One that is valuable in this life and extends into the one to come. Beloved, let our children, their children, and generations beyond declare that your God is their God, and together praise Him. All the things of this life will be left behind, and even our most cherished memories will eventually fade. It becomes harder with each generation to recall those who have gone before us, but the Lord, who is timeless, remains. Therefore, give Christ to your family: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Let this be your greatest legacy. For if your God becomes their God, you will be reunited one day, not for a moment, but for eternity. Let this enduring hope strengthen and encourage you as you consider what truly matters most.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

 
 
 

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