Random Acts of Kindness
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This week’s devotional will be my last devotional until June 3, 2020. I will be taking a break for 6-weeks (or possibly longer). At this time, much is available on Facebook, Twitter, and the internet from our local churches to encourage people that I thought I would step back for these few weeks. Thanks for following my devotionals ...and remember, I'll be back. I trust you will be blessed and encouraged by all that your local church is offering you online. See you in June. (or maybe later) It often takes a crisis to bring out the best in people. When there is a crisis, this can be the Christian's opportunity to show the love of the Lord by ministering outside the box. Recently, I heard a few stories of people who choose to minister outside the box even amidst the social distancing. One person told me of a child in line at the grocery store who was looking at a small toy near the checkout line. The three-year-old was looking a