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Good afternoon PCF family, tonight is choir rehearsal at the church at 6:30. All are welcome to attend if you would like a midweek boost of great worship music.

I just received news that Mary Knapp, who has been recovering from a broken hip, has fallen and broken her hip again. I know she has had an operation at Barnes but I don’t know more than that at this time. I’ll keep you posted in the meantime please lift Mary and her husband Lee in prayer.

Truth can be very hard and even painful. That is why I believe in truth with love and compassion. Jesus, although sinless himself, came back into the world he created and was immersed in a place of sinful people yet he approached them with love and compassion. I guess there were Pharisees who may have thought differently but the tax collectors, prostitutes, thieves, you name it, were always approached by Jesus with God’s truth and  with love and compassion. The Pharisees were given the truth but they hated it. Their reaction was like many of us when we have to face truth about our own lives. Truth can at times seem like punishment, because when you have lost yourself in false beliefs and lies, it’s like having spent days, months or maybe even years in darkness. And when you have adjusted to such darkness and someone comes along and turns on a bright light, it can be painful to our senses at first. It takes awhile to adjust one’s life to seeing the world in the light of truth.

All of us have some darkness in our life which the bible calls sin. Sin is darkness. Sin is living outside the truth of God. Last week I read a scripture:  John 8:12. “When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”