The Eagle's Strength

But they that wait on the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary… (Isaiah 40:31)

The swiftness of its flight shows its strength. The eagle is often known to fly at the rate of between forty and fifty miles an hour. Then, the great height to which it flies shows its strength. Then, in the food which it carries to its nest for its young ones to eat, we see the strength of the eagle. It carries geese, and turkeys, and kids, and lambs, and even little children for its young ones to feed on. In one of the cantons of Switzerland, two little girls were playing together in a meadow; one of them was about three years old, and the other five. While they were busy in their play, an eagle came and swooped down upon them. He seized hold of the elder child, and carried her away to his nest, which was about the distance of a mile and a half from where he found the child. And there the remains of the poor child were found by a hunter some time afterwards.

(R. Newton, D. D.)

5 Positive Traits Humans Can Learn from Eagles

1. Eagles have powerful vision.

2. Eagles are fearless.

3. Eagles are tenacious.

4. Eagles are high flyers.

5. Eagles nurture their young.

Does Steele Hill have anything in common with the Eagle?

The Weekend!

Quarterly Conference (Via Conference Call)

Saturday, May 23, 2020

1:00 PM

The following persons will constitute the quarter

Pastor, Chair, Trustee Board, Ministry of Kindness, Leader of Leaders, Quarterly Conference Secretary

We will NOT Have The Saturday 3 PM Pop Up Call. We will catch up Saturday, May 30!

Reminder

Children and Youth Zoom Battle

Sunday, 5/24/20

@ 10 am

Contact: Keisa Barr

The Calendar

#Class of 2020 Strong(er)