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CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLISTS ASSOCIATION We often ride our motorcycles with the group and receive support from one another. We then in groups to find a sense of all join hands to pray over the requests and food we are about family. The biker communities to enjoy. Soon after our food comes out. The conversation can be a fairly tight knit group turns toward stories of answered prayer. These moments are and today I enjoyed that exactly how we are called in the Bible to fellowship as a tight fellowship at our biker breakfast. community. Once a week about eight to There are many examples written about this kind of close twelve of us in our CMA chapter knit family in the book of Romans starting at verse nine of get together for breakfast. chapter 12: Don’t just pretend to love others; really love them. Traveling from different parts Hate what is wrong and hold tightly to what is good. Love of the county, we roll into our each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring favorite breakfast spot on our each other. When God’s people are in need, be ready to help motorcycles and line up in front of the building. Backed into them. Always be eager to practice hospitality. Be happy with our spots sit our clean Harley bikes, trikes, and even a honda those who are happy, and weep with those who weep. Live or two. As we laugh and joke with one another before entering in harmony with each other. Don’t be too proud to enjoy the the restaurant, you can tell there is something special about company of ordinary people, and do all that you can to live in the community of bikers. peace with everyone. Inside, it is welcoming and friendly. There is greeting with Teach’s Takeaway, handshakes and jokes about how late we were that morning. A close knit group is centered in love. While waiting for the rest of the group to arrive, we ask about everyone’s ride in from their little neck of the woods. Once all Always be ready to help those who are in need. together and seated, the waitress, who knows each of us by Celebrate in the victories and share in the hardships. name, asks us if we want the usual. With our orders in, the loud sound of several conversations going all at once begins Go and live in harmony and peace with one another. If you again. The smell of food being prepared fills the room, while are not part of a community like this, then let it begin with the soft and relaxing music from the sixties and seventies can you. Ride on. be heard playing in the background. Fellow Soldier in Christ, Several minutes after ordering we begin our breakfast by Wayne (Teach) Masiker Christian Motorcyclists Association grabbing everyone’s attention and asking if there are any prayer requests. This is the time we share difficult situations wayne.masiker@att.net BTR 54 | BORNTORIDE.COM Check out BornToRide.com for more articles from Christian Motorcyclists Association