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What is really Important in Life and Death?

I haven't written here since 2017. Early in 2018 I moved house and with the turmoil of that I put my pen away.  It has taken the world disaster of the corona virus to tempt me back.  As I am over seventy and living in Britain I am quarantined at present.  Of course, this means I have plenty of time to come back to my blog. How did you react to the news? Did you panic and buy vast quantities of loo rolls? Haven't you heard of soap and warm water?  That will do the job nicely! Buying mountains of food just leads to waste. At first I was very anxious about the situation, but once I reminded myself that God, as ever, is in control no matter what privations we have to go through.  In fact God is saying to us that all those things we thought were so precious to us are meaningless if we have left Him out of our lives. Now He has given us lots and lots of time to ponder what really matters in life and that is our relationship with God which can only happen in and through Jesus our Lord.  If you trust in Him nothing else matters.  Give it some thought.

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