Return to Home

Drones are blast to use, but there's always the fear that you could lose it. That the communication could be lost between you and your, sometimes very expensive, piece of equipment. But there's a feature that a lot of good drones have one them called RTH or Return to Home.Imagine it's nighttime and you're trying to capture the moon over the water in 8k, but there's one problem, you've lost sight of your drone or got confused about the directional orientation of it. All you have to do is push RTH and the drone will automatically rise to a safe height and return to the spot it left from based upon the coordinates it's recorded, even if it's lost contact with the control pad.In the Christmas story, "rejoicing" is that tether, that RTH mechanism that even when we're lost, reconnects us back to where we came from, back to the one belief, the one idea that gets us home, Jesus. We all have moments when we've felt lost, alone or abandoned, but the question for ua today is, what is our RTH? Is it found in Jesus or is it tethered to things that much like the season of Christmas, will fade?Thanks for joining us today! For more information and resources, visit www.crosstownechurch.com or download our free app! Search "Crosstowne" in your app store.