Keep On Keeping On

I am very grateful to be learning here in Plainfield to “keep on keeping on.” I have found that nothing can interrupt the work we have to do for God, and that He always provides a way to keep going.

Recently, we had a few storms that threatened to disrupt the work at this church. While the first one took out the internet at my home, I was able to use my phone's internet for most things I needed, and had access to the internet at other places, including the church, when needed. I actually had a lot to do that didn't require being online, like preparing the first draft of this month's magazine, so all went well, and within three days my internet was restored.

The second storm, however, seemed intent on stopping the Wednesday testimony meeting altogether. My practitioner was insistent that the storm could not impede the work we do for God, and made sure that our Unity Watch reflected that. Speaking with her always leaves me with a sure sense that nothing can possibly interfere with the mission of this church.

Despite how the storm appeared that Wednesday, I kept knowing that there is no power apart from God. This allowed me to do what I needed to do all day long, and then be ready to broadcast from home. Pretty much everything came through fine, and God kept everything moving forward.

I am very thankful for all I am learning here that helps me to face these situations without being ruled by fear. This is only possible because of all I am learning about Christian Science, and practitioner support.