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The work continues Volume 121820 December 18, 2020 "In His Name... To All Nations" Luke 24:47 Stone Movers International is a division of Messiah's Outreach The Work of the Lord Never Stops The year

04/10/2020

Thank You!

It has been encouraging and inspiring to see all of the “Thank You” messages going out to all of the healthcare workers, nurses, doctors, first responders, law enforcement, and those keeping us safe and functioning during this crisis that brings with it great uncertainty. I do not remember ever seeing such gratefulness poured out on those working so hard to serve their communities and provide essential, lifesaving services to those in need. Many have left their own communities to better serve those more desperate for help.
This gratefulness is well deserved. It is only right that we should honor these individuals and show appreciation for their hard work and sacrifice. The “Entitled” mentality that has plagued our society in these recent years has all but vanished as the world fights an enemy sickness that is unseen but potentially deadly.
It is encouraging to see compassion emerge as the dominant characteristic in a previously self-centered society. It should give us all hope in our future as we see people working so diligently to serve others – and others being so grateful for the help being received.

It is the way it should be.

Hope is something the human race longs for. Since early in our existence we humans have struggled with an enemy disease of the heart that is unseen but deadly in every way. It has destroyed people, families, communities and nations. It is more deadly than any other condition.

This disease is SIN.

Sin has caused more pain, suffering, despair, tears, heartbreak, and death than all of the wars, physical sickness and disease throughout all of the history of humanity combined. Sin is the ultimate viral infection. It is all consuming, while infecting the heart of its victims with lies and deceit. Contamination leads to certain death and complete destruction of family and society. Sin leads individuals to an eternity of social distancing – FROM GOD!!

However there is real HOPE available each individual throughout the world, and is not centered on other people or the good will of leaders and governments, or even our neighbors. This HOPE is centered on the absolute CURE for this heinous disease. No matter how deep the sickness of sin has infected a person’s heart, or dragged a person into destruction and despair, the cure is effective – as long as the individual has breath.

The Cure is the CROSS

More specifically, the cure for sin is the shed blood of our Lord Jesus Christ on the Cross. Our sin requires punishment and separation from Almighty God. Jesus paid the price for ALL of the sin for ALL mankind when He died on the Cross. God gave us the absolute effective cure for this disease. The Blood of Jesus is the Cure! We only need to apply the blood of Jesus to our heart to receive the only cure available for this deadly disease. It is to Our Lord Jesus that we owe a deep debt of gratitude.

“And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved” Acts 4:12

Thank You, JESUS

04/10/2020

Hanging on the cross for hours drained the fluid from the body of our crucified Lord. It left Him parched and dry. Psalm 22 describes this coming event;
My strength is dried up like a potsherd, and my tongue cleaves to the roof of my mouth; you lay me in the dust of death.
The Lord Jesus experienced, in His humanity, all of the pain of crucifixion. His physical body came to the final stage that only persons about to die ever reach, and He said;
“I THIRST”
Our Lord speaks through this intense thirst. Spirits do not thirst. Only human beings who have been brought to the threshold of death, as a body begins a final release of the life it has so desperately clung to, experience this type of thirst.
• A thirst that causes the tongue to cleave to the roof of the mouth.
• A thirst with such discomfort that our Lord draws attention to it in spite of the fact that there have been nails pounded through his hands and feet.
• A thirst that testifies of our Lord’s humanity.
We are reminded that our Lord spoke of thirst during His three years of ministry among the people. He said so lovingly to the woman at the well in the Gospel of John;
“… whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life."
Near the Passover feast Jesus told the crowd;

"I am the bread of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never thirst.”
On the last day of the feast Jesus stood and said;
"If anyone thirst, let him come to me and drink.”
Yet this same Jesus, who promised to quench the thirst of others, and promised they would never again be thirsty, hung on the cross and said;
“I THIRST”
The thirst of which Jesus spoke that day as He hung on the cross was much more than the agonizing, human thirst of a man about to finish dying a long, painful death. It was the thirst spoken of by our Lord during the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew;

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they will be satisfied.”
• A thirst that surpassed the pain of the cross
• A thirst so intense that it is the only discomfort to which Jesus drew attention and spoke of from the cross
• A thirst that held the Lord Jesus on the cross when no nails fashioned by man could hold Him there
• This was His thirst for righteousness
• A thirst that testifies of His Divinity.
The Lord Jesus would not quench His thirst with the vinegar and gall lifted up to Him by the soldiers. He would not dull His senses or seek comfort to ease His pain and discomfort. He refused it because He knew the only way to satisfy His thirst was to die on the cross to become righteousness for mankind.
• It was this thirst for righteousness that drove Jesus to become a man in the first place.
• This thirst for righteousness was the entire purpose of His life.
• And this thirst for righteousness had brought Him to Calvary to die.
His Thirst Has Become Our Salvation

Pastor Paul Sandberg

12/29/2017

I came across this photo from about 6 years ago. It is a classic! We have the Home Run Queen of Martin Luther King School in El Canyon up at bat - under the watchful eye of Pastor Paul. It is no wonder that we all love Maria Elena! Me encontré con esta foto de hace aproximadamente 6 años. Es un clásico! Tenemos la Reina de Home Run de Martin Luther King School en El Canyon al bate - bajo la atenta mirada del Pastor Paul. ¡No es de extrañar que todos amemos a Maria Elena!

12/09/2017

Nothing says "Christmas" like the tree at Villa Esperanza!
¡Nada dice "Navidad" como el árbol en Villa Esperanza!