Today I started to read The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, and in the beginning, Peter and Susan don't believe that Lucy actually went to Narnia. Worried that there little sister is going mad, they consult the professor. Towards the end of the converastion with him, Peter says "Well, sir, if things are real, they're there all the time." I loved the Professor's answer; " Are they?"
That really made me think about Jesus Christ. How we can't always see him but we can feel his love for us. Isn't love real? There are altogether too many Peter's in this world! Let's help other's to know that this thought is not true! I hope that nobody ever thinks that Jesus doesn't love us or that real things are there all the time.
:o) Stephanie
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