9th ANNUAL LADIES DAY at Watterson Trail
This Saturday, March 21st –
Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
Very Special
Speaker: Cindi Burleson
Plan to stay for Lunch
at 12:00: Served by the Watterson Trail
Brothers
Our ladies Watterson
Trail have been working tirelessly planning and preparing for this very special
annual ladies event. The parking area
and landscaping is beautiful. The
building is clean, organized, and decorated.
Our speaker is well-studied and prepared to share her lessons. Lunch will be ready and delicious. Every Christian woman at Watterson Trail is
truly excited about family and friends coming from just about everywhere to
share in the activities of the day. The entire
day will be one to remember as our ladies dedicate themselves to our
theme: “Create in Me a Clean Heart.”
Of course this is a
“ladies only” event. But men, if you
would like to come out on Saturday, we have a job for you. The men of Watterson
Trail will be serving lunch to the ladies.
Come and be a part of the grand event.
This Sunday (22nd)
we will continue to delve into what it means to walk along the pathway of the
Old Rugged Cross of Christ. There are
requirements: Courage, Reason,
Obedience, Sacrifice, and Sincerity. As
we walk along the way we will experience Challenges, Responsibilities,
Opportunities, Sorrows, and Successes.
This Sunday we will focus on SORROWS.
Everyone has sorrows. Christians
sorrow, too. This is a fact of
life. Think about these things. Growing up is hard to do. Learning about life and living often involves
sorrow. I’ve learned some valuable
lessons from sorrow. We all have to deal
with the enemy, the devil and his minions.
He brings sorrow (John 10:9-10).
I’m so glad that Jesus brings us life abundantly. If God wills, we grow old and growing old
means we will have to experience sorrows.
Of course, death is sorrowful. Even
when those we love die in Christ and we know they rest in Paradise, we sorrow
for them and for ourselves. We will
speak about these things this Sunday. Are
you going through sorrow? Well, when we
decide to walk along the pathway of the Old Rugged Cross, sorrow is just a part
of the experience. The thing is, as we
experience sorrow, our Savior knows, cares, and provides for us what we need to
take another step toward Him, another step toward a place called heaven where
there will be no more sorrow.
We are beginning a
new series of sermons on Sunday afternoon here at Watterson Trail. I hope you can make plans to be present. We will ask the question; “What would it take
for you to believe and obey Christ?”
This Sunday afternoon we will take a look at Thomas and see what he
thought he needed in order to believe.
God bless you and
yours. Get out and enjoy this beautiful
sunshine. They tell me that Kentucky is
beautiful in the Spring. I’m excited to
know.
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