Fourth Sunday of Easter

“I came that they may have life to the full”

Believing in – becoming committed to - Jesus Christ enables us receive the fruits of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23).

Living in union with God, you cease to worry about yourself and become people orientated, reflecting God’s values in daily life. You realise you are here to serve others – to live for others. Realising that is liberating. You have a strategic purpose in life. That keeps you young at heart - and even body.

Encountering the fullness of life in Christ leads to thanksgiving and worship. This posture of the heart brings hope and joy to others.

When you experience the presence of God in your heart, you  extend - you can export - compassion, generosity, and love.

Acts of service and kindness become natural outflows of a heart transformed. Living for others, tends to attract like hearted people. That community enhances life immeasurably.

You see yourself  as a steward of SON = your Self, Others and Nature.

Living with God brings fun into your life. It certainly does in mine.

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