"I'm staying at Shiloh on a personal retreat," the pastor said, talking on his cell phone.  "Shiloh is the best place."  He's right.  And the best time of day, in my opinion, is breakfast time.  

Take today for instance.  We delved into God's Word to read some from the book of James.  We talked about the importance of our faith being put into action.  People should be able to tell that we are God's children, not just by the words we say, but by the way we live.  God should be a natural part of life, like breathing.  When everything goes wrong, we need to continue to cling to Him.  It's not a good time to give up.  It's a great time to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Him.  The discussion was rich and challenging.  We always leave the table ready to face the day, determined to make it count for eternity.