
Easter, a day to remember Jesus’ sacrifice for us and to also celebrate His resurrection.
What are your plans for this Easter weekend? If you don’t have any plans and wondering what you should do, I want to personally invite you to join in on the celebration at Central Christian Church (http://www.centralchristian.com). If you visit this link it will tell you of three locations that we have in the Vegas valley. If you don’t live here, well don’t be disappointed, you can still join in by visiting our Central Online Campus (http://www.centralonlinecampus.com/). Here, there are several services going on where you can connect with people from all over the world and even pray with someone if needed. So please, open your heart this Easter, right where you are in life (hurting, scared, in crisis, burned, addicted, etc. what-have-you) and see that it is okay to not be okay!
I pray that everyone has a wonderful Easter weekend. I pray that many will take that next step and welcome God into their lives to begin the most wonderful journey they will ever experience. May God also touch the lives of those who are scared to step forward and allow God hear the cry for help. I hope to see many new faces this weekend. If you have any questions please again visit our church’s website or you can comment on here and I will be more then happy to answer any questions if possible.
God Bless
Beth
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SCENARIO#1: Ring … Ring … Ring … Ring … Hi, can’t get to the phone right now, please leave a message after the beep … Beeeeeeeeeeeep (Whoever was calling hung up)
My theory when someone is calling me works in a similar fashion. If someone is calling me and I know who it is, I will answer the phone if I am available. If someone is calling me with an unknown phone number or a number I don’t recognize, I don’t answer it, they will get my voicemail. If the reason they are calling me is important, then they will leave a message and if it isn’t they will just hang up. I am not bothered either way!
I can imagine that someone is always looking for something, whether it be your keys, your phone, a book, a piece of paper, etc. It could be anything that someone is possibly looking for. For arguments sake, I would go as low as 7 times out of 10 you can NEVER find that specific something that you are looking for. In turn, because you can’t find it, your reactions vary depending on how important it is and why you are looking for it. Sometimes we just give up and have that “whatever” attitude or sometimes we become angry because whatever it is we are looking for is so important or sometimes we find ourselves feeling panicked because whatever it is we are looking for belongs to someone else. So we look and look and look until we find our room, house, car, office or what have you turned upside down like a tornado just came flying through. Low and behold, when you do find it, which is rare, a sigh of relief comes over you and you either laugh or cry. And when you can’t find it, you can’t stop wondering where it was the last time you saw it.
In reality, as a person, we can only do so much to help our friends or family (other then pray for them). Sometimes it gets to that point when the things they say or the things they do just break your heart in two. Financially you can’t help them out because we are struggling too. But a few solutions that have come to mind and suggested that to a friend or family member are not only great solution but maybe a promising turn around. 

So it was a Saturday night, just got home from church and I was hungry. Hubby was at work and I was on my own for dinner. I went down to one of my favorite places to eat. I walked in the doors and it wasn’t very busy. I went up to the counter, I knew exactly what I wanted, I ordered and payed for my food. While I was waiting for it to be ready…before I move into this section of the story, I must ask…has anyone every felt like they were being watching or starred at?