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Serve the Children...

Genesis 1:1&2
"1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters."

Why?
Why did God create this universe and our world?
Was God lonely? God is a Trinity and had love between the three parts. Loneliness doesn't seem right. Did God have an artistic bent that just needed expression? Creation does have a beautiful quality to it. Bravo! For the pleasing appearance of all creation. BUT, What if God's character is one of being a SERVANT? 

GOD is there for Adam and Eve. God is indulgent to the founding fathers of our faith. From the very beginning we see GOD'S actions are by design to send His only begotten Son to SAVE the world! Even as GOD is giving words to His prophets, like yesterday's verse from Isaiah; "...My righteous SERVANT..." Isaiah's prophecy is some of the most accurate and celebrated in getting the person and work of Jesus Christ correct!

Jesus died for our sins! Only Isaiah is looking forward in history to an event that will take place. You and I get to look back through history and see all the good that has resulted from the death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior! 

Family, friends, race, politics and extremes. We focus on the differences. What has our country come to? We seem tobmess things up in our communities. If we were trying to BREAK our community we couldn't do a better job. Jesus wants us to serve our neighbors not harm our neighbors. Jesus teaches us to be Good Samaritans. Sing and teach red, yellow and white all are precious in God's sight. https://youtu.be/p5LCvWddQHw
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