a message from our pastor
Consider this:
Seniors have the wisdom of a lifetime, a wisdom that the younger generation needs. Where better to share that knowledge than with young people who have a relationship with God and are open to advice and direction.
Seniors understand commitment. Another characteristic that is so lacking in today’s society. When a senior says they will do something, you can take it to the bank. Churches need the strength and stability that comes from dependable members who do what they promise.
Seniors come from a world unlike today’s world. You grew up when things were pretty much predictable. Your parents had retirement plans, they kept the same job most of their life, they knew the neighbors and occasionally had dinner with them. Schools taught the 3 R’s with no political agenda. They owned one car, had an average of 2 or more children and lived on a tight budget. Church for them was imperative and they drug you along. Since we come from that world, we understand what this generation is missing. We are the missing link in the lives of our youth, and we cannot neglect our commission to be seen and heard.
Seniors love God. It’s no secret that the strongest faith is found in the lives of our older demographic. We came from a age when right was right and wrong was wrong. We were taught repentance and obedience to the Word of God, and we learned that when we stepped out on faith God was there to catch us. Again, our youth are starving for examples of lives that cannot be moved from their place in God. You are that stronghold. You are needed.