"But what if it just seems too hard and requires too much?"
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You may think it's too hard. Special needs ministry will require too much. Maybe it hasn't been done before at your church. You may hear, "Well, we just don't have what it takes to..."
But, on this Resurrection Sunday evening, consider this:
Was the act of salvation too hard?
Did the cross require too much?
Had God sacrificing Himself ever been done before?
Did even the disciples trust that Christ had what it took to defeat death and the grave, as they mourned in hiding the day before He rose again?
It's Easter, y'all. It's a great day to remember - in light of special needs ministry and every other aspect of life - that God deals in the impossible. If you could do it on your own, you wouldn't need Him anyway.
Don't camp out on the Saturday before the resurrection, limited by your understanding of the present reality. Live and serve and rejoice in Sunday, in the complete lack of limitations on our God.
But, on this Resurrection Sunday evening, consider this:
Was the act of salvation too hard?
Did the cross require too much?
Had God sacrificing Himself ever been done before?
Did even the disciples trust that Christ had what it took to defeat death and the grave, as they mourned in hiding the day before He rose again?
It's Easter, y'all. It's a great day to remember - in light of special needs ministry and every other aspect of life - that God deals in the impossible. If you could do it on your own, you wouldn't need Him anyway.
Don't camp out on the Saturday before the resurrection, limited by your understanding of the present reality. Live and serve and rejoice in Sunday, in the complete lack of limitations on our God.
He is not here; he has risen, just as he said...
Matthew 28:6