It's Not The End!
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--> When people drive into our neighborhood they often become a bit confused. At the beginning of the street there is a sign that says, “Dead End.” If you come straight down the block you reach what you think is the end, but the road turns to the left. Once again, you think you are reaching the end as you come to a cul de sac, but road turns this time to the right, finally leading you to the true end of the block, a second cul de sac. In other words, what you originally thought is the end, is not. Have you ever reached a point in your life when you thought you had reached the end? Maybe life had become too hard and the pain had become too deep. You felt like you’d never be able to move on. You felt like you had reached your end. I’ve been there. I know many of you have as well. Maybe someone who is reading this is feeling that way today. But, I want you to know that what might seem like the end for us is not necessarily the end. There is often a bit more of the