Devotional: Who Are We?

As believers and followers of Jesus....who are we? 

 We are just ordinary people from many walks of life. We come from different cultural, social and family backgrounds. We are different ages, have different jobs, yet are united in our faith that Jesus the Christ is our Savior. 

 Through Him....we become one large and loving family. Let's work together to grow His family. 

 Amen!

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