05/05/2026
Saw this on a Friend's page and wanted to share. Hope you’re having a blessed week! Continue to pray for Debbie❤️🙏🏻DFW
WHEN THE UNDERTAKER DIED
I was still pretty young when one of the funeral directors in my home town died. To a young mind, that seemed so strange. He was always supposed to be there when other people died. Now, his family needed the services of a funeral director.
Have you ever wondered who cuts your barber's hair? To whom does your doctor go when he gets sick? Who puts the fillings in the teeth of your dentist (in case he doesn't follow the advice he gives you and gets a tooth-ache)?
Those who usually serve need, at times, to be served. This is just as true in the church as it is in the world. Remember that Paul admonishes us, "Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ" (Galatians 6:2).
What about the person you usually rely on for support? Do you try to observe moments when you can serve and support him or her? There are those times when they need you, you know. All of us, including elders and preachers, and their families, need somebody to talk with, cry with, laugh with—somebody who has no particular talent other than the ability to care.
—Jim Faughn
"but by love serve one another. For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself"
— Galatians 5:13,14
