In Times of Uncertainty

the Corona virus is spreading nothing like we ever seen in our time and as of yesterday, more than 70 countries worldwide and in U.S, more than 20 states has been confirmed with the virus (6 people in GA).

Many conferences and events of public gathering has been canceled and people are even talking about playing sports games without any audiences.

In times like this, I think it’s best to be cautious and do not take any chances that could put people in harms way.

I’m sure you already heard many ways to prevent spreading the virus like, wash your hand often, do not touch your face, no hand-shake, wear mask (if you can buy one…), etc.

But a situation like, it not only affect our physical health but our mind as well. Especially with over flowing confirmed and unconfirmed news that are around us.

I would like to ask everyone to stay up-to-date with current situation but I encourage everyone to stay calm and focus on what we can do and not to worry about what we cannot do.

Here are few things we can do in times of uncertainty.

Pray - I don’t want to sound cliché but this is what we are call to do. We believe in righteous and loving God who are in charge of all. Let’s pray for people that are affected by, to find solutions, and trust our God instead of spending too much time on news outlets.

Listen but carefully - It’s inevitable that people are talking and sharing many rumors but we shouldn’t pass on to others if it’s unconfirmed. These rumors only add fears and anxiety to the situation and we should be responsible with our words.

Be cautious and prepare - It seems like U.S is just starting to caught on the virus and looking at other countries, it’s just the beginning stage. Be cautious when you are outside and be prepare to work and stay home for long period of time.

Let’s all stay alert and trust our God to work towards good.

Pastor Rein