Monday, November 26, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
Sunday, September 02, 2007
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Monday, July 02, 2007
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Thoughts on Being Human May 6
We continue the "thoughts on being human" series and asked the question: how do we stay connected. Listen Now
Here's an overview:
The BIG QUESTION then is this: how do we get past those overwhelming tendencies to turn inward and sin? How do we stay connected? Here are 2 suggestions:
#1_We must focus on what we’ve been given, not what Satan offers us.
And so with wiring connected to the spiritual beyond us and covering connected to the world around us, we journey. As we journey, we need to be aware that there is a force that is out to deceive us into disconnecting (Ephesians 6:10-18).
You see, satan works to steal life from us. Jesus said in John 10:10 that “the thief comes to steal and kill and destroy.” Peter called him a “lion trying to devour us.”
The problem is that we are letting a formidable force appear to be an unstoppable force and so we surrender. The truth is that Jesus’ followers are the unstoppable force (Matthew 16:13-19).
"The Christian is a Holy rebel loose in the world with access to the throne of God. Satan never knows from where the danger will come." -AW Tozer
Look back at that Ephesians passage. It’s clear that the best defense is a good offense. Look @ the weapons he says we have. And look at the life Jesus promises.
We must focus on what we’ve been given, not what Satan offers us.
#2_We must stop, drop, and roll to the right connection. When those flaming arrows come our way, we need to remember that we are not alone in this battle. Not only do we have each other, but we can “stop, drop, and roll” to the King Himself.
You hear that phrase related to how to react if you realize you are on fire. Well, a lot of our problem with getting disconnected is that we tend to treat the fire alarm as a fire drill – too familiar and too numb to its danger. Then we catch on fire.
We need to stop, drop and roll before we ever catch fire.
>>STOP when you see fire and look for the escape (1st Cor 10:11-13).
>> DROP to your knees and cry out for help (James 4:1-10).
>>ROLL to Jesus (Luke 9:23).
You may, like me, get tired of being clumsy and forgetting to stop, drop, and roll. The good news is that there is an end in sight, and we must overcome (2nd Corinthians 5:1-8).
So, here's THE BOTTOM LINE: As we follow, let’s listen for the fire alarms that the Holy Spirit rings off when flaming arrows are on their way. Let’s stop, drop, and roll for cover in Christ. Let’s overcome the battle and enjoy the victory that is to come for all who follow Him.
Here's an overview:
The BIG QUESTION then is this: how do we get past those overwhelming tendencies to turn inward and sin? How do we stay connected? Here are 2 suggestions:
#1_We must focus on what we’ve been given, not what Satan offers us.
And so with wiring connected to the spiritual beyond us and covering connected to the world around us, we journey. As we journey, we need to be aware that there is a force that is out to deceive us into disconnecting (Ephesians 6:10-18).
You see, satan works to steal life from us. Jesus said in John 10:10 that “the thief comes to steal and kill and destroy.” Peter called him a “lion trying to devour us.”
The problem is that we are letting a formidable force appear to be an unstoppable force and so we surrender. The truth is that Jesus’ followers are the unstoppable force (Matthew 16:13-19).
"The Christian is a Holy rebel loose in the world with access to the throne of God. Satan never knows from where the danger will come." -AW Tozer
Look back at that Ephesians passage. It’s clear that the best defense is a good offense. Look @ the weapons he says we have. And look at the life Jesus promises.
We must focus on what we’ve been given, not what Satan offers us.
#2_We must stop, drop, and roll to the right connection. When those flaming arrows come our way, we need to remember that we are not alone in this battle. Not only do we have each other, but we can “stop, drop, and roll” to the King Himself.
You hear that phrase related to how to react if you realize you are on fire. Well, a lot of our problem with getting disconnected is that we tend to treat the fire alarm as a fire drill – too familiar and too numb to its danger. Then we catch on fire.
We need to stop, drop and roll before we ever catch fire.
>>STOP when you see fire and look for the escape (1st Cor 10:11-13).
>> DROP to your knees and cry out for help (James 4:1-10).
>>ROLL to Jesus (Luke 9:23).
You may, like me, get tired of being clumsy and forgetting to stop, drop, and roll. The good news is that there is an end in sight, and we must overcome (2nd Corinthians 5:1-8).
So, here's THE BOTTOM LINE: As we follow, let’s listen for the fire alarms that the Holy Spirit rings off when flaming arrows are on their way. Let’s stop, drop, and roll for cover in Christ. Let’s overcome the battle and enjoy the victory that is to come for all who follow Him.
Thoughts on Being Human April 22
being human...are we human beings on a spiritual journey, or spiritual beings on a human journey?
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Thursday, April 12, 2007
Monday, April 02, 2007
April 1, 2007
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THE BOTTOM LINE: We were created for a purpose – to know Him and to make Him known. Being motivated by any other purpose in our various pursuits steers us away from the effectiveness of our intended purpose. It also causes us to miss what matters so much to Christ – being able to dine with us, to be involved intimately with us.
What’s hindering you from your intended purpose? If it is hindering you, then it is hindering the effectiveness of our church family.
Let’s hold each other accountable to not becoming spiritually complacent and arrogant in our accomplishments. Let’s keep sitting at the Lord’s table, and inviting others to do the same.
THE BOTTOM LINE: We were created for a purpose – to know Him and to make Him known. Being motivated by any other purpose in our various pursuits steers us away from the effectiveness of our intended purpose. It also causes us to miss what matters so much to Christ – being able to dine with us, to be involved intimately with us.
What’s hindering you from your intended purpose? If it is hindering you, then it is hindering the effectiveness of our church family.
Let’s hold each other accountable to not becoming spiritually complacent and arrogant in our accomplishments. Let’s keep sitting at the Lord’s table, and inviting others to do the same.
Monday, March 26, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Sunday, March 04, 2007
Monday, February 26, 2007
Lessons from the letter to Ephesus
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The Bottom Line...
:: ASK GOD TO HELP YOUR 1ST LOVE TO BE HIS 1ST LOVE - giving yourself away daily to the people around you. People are HIS 1st love. We can love because He loved us 1st. We looked at Revelation 2:1-7 yesterday at gathering and were reminded how easy it would be for us to "lose our 1st love," even when we are doing good stuff for God. Let's stay true to our 1st love! Be listening to His Spirit leading you today to give His love away to your family, your neighbor, and the people you encounter in the marketplace!
:: SPEND SOME TIME THIS WEEK READING REVELATION 2:8-17 for this coming Sunday as we continue to learn lessons from the letters to the 7 churches in Asia Minor. We've been given a lampstand. What will we do with it?
The Bottom Line...
:: ASK GOD TO HELP YOUR 1ST LOVE TO BE HIS 1ST LOVE - giving yourself away daily to the people around you. People are HIS 1st love. We can love because He loved us 1st. We looked at Revelation 2:1-7 yesterday at gathering and were reminded how easy it would be for us to "lose our 1st love," even when we are doing good stuff for God. Let's stay true to our 1st love! Be listening to His Spirit leading you today to give His love away to your family, your neighbor, and the people you encounter in the marketplace!
:: SPEND SOME TIME THIS WEEK READING REVELATION 2:8-17 for this coming Sunday as we continue to learn lessons from the letters to the 7 churches in Asia Minor. We've been given a lampstand. What will we do with it?
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 4
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THE BOTTOM LINE from Sunday, the 28th.
We continued in the teaching series "these ARE my church clothes" by focusing on the importance of doing life together. The question was asked - why do we need to do life together? Here's the 3 reasons that were suggested:
1 - disciple-making cannot happen without it. According to Jesus' life and ministry, doing life together is both required and is the evidence of making disciples. We have to do life together with one another and with our culture in order to make disciples, and a disciple made is evidenced by his or her love expressed within the context of true connection and community.
2 - we really need each other. We were designed for connection and community. We were made to speak into each other's lives. We MUST lay aside "false togetherness" (being polite acquaintances with one another) and truly walk together.
3 - our needs are taken care of when we focus on taking care of one another. We can quit asking "what about my needs" when we are focusing on taking care of the needs of one another as we do life together, because our needs will be taken care as God shows His love to us through the people we are doing life with. We read about an example of doing life together from the early church in Acts 2:42-47.
Doug shared about our DLTs which you can find on the website by clicking this link: learn more about DLTs The final question was asked - will you commit to doing life together? We can't be faithful to the mission Christ has given us - to living sent and making disciples - without it! Yall keep being the church AND doing life together!
THE BOTTOM LINE from Sunday, the 28th.
We continued in the teaching series "these ARE my church clothes" by focusing on the importance of doing life together. The question was asked - why do we need to do life together? Here's the 3 reasons that were suggested:
1 - disciple-making cannot happen without it. According to Jesus' life and ministry, doing life together is both required and is the evidence of making disciples. We have to do life together with one another and with our culture in order to make disciples, and a disciple made is evidenced by his or her love expressed within the context of true connection and community.
2 - we really need each other. We were designed for connection and community. We were made to speak into each other's lives. We MUST lay aside "false togetherness" (being polite acquaintances with one another) and truly walk together.
3 - our needs are taken care of when we focus on taking care of one another. We can quit asking "what about my needs" when we are focusing on taking care of the needs of one another as we do life together, because our needs will be taken care as God shows His love to us through the people we are doing life with. We read about an example of doing life together from the early church in Acts 2:42-47.
Doug shared about our DLTs which you can find on the website by clicking this link: learn more about DLTs The final question was asked - will you commit to doing life together? We can't be faithful to the mission Christ has given us - to living sent and making disciples - without it! Yall keep being the church AND doing life together!
Monday, January 22, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 3
Weekly Teaching Series of Westpoint Fellowship Church near Orlando, FL.
January 21, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 3
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THE BOTTOM LINE from Sunday, January 21st, 2007: Be the church in the daily by listening to God and living in every sphere. Listening to God involves 2 fundamental elements:
::PRAYER- praying constantly, ever listening for His voice among the many voices calling for our attention, seeing the stuff of life as interruptions of the ongoing conversation between you and God, interacting with people like He is always a part of the conversation.
::READING the BIBLE - the living Word, the love story of His pursuit of a relationship with us, the filter that helps us discern which voice among the many is His and which need to be ignored.
::Living in every sphere means LIVING SENT - as a letter from God to your family, to your neighbors, in the marketplace, to the world locally and globally, and on the web. If we say we follow Jesus, then we must always be listening for Him, faithfully be responding to His promptings, compassionately be loving the people He loves, and freely be giving ourselves away to the people we encounter in our spheres, just like He came to where we were and gave Himself away. We must BE the CHURCH.
January 21, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 3
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THE BOTTOM LINE from Sunday, January 21st, 2007: Be the church in the daily by listening to God and living in every sphere. Listening to God involves 2 fundamental elements:
::PRAYER- praying constantly, ever listening for His voice among the many voices calling for our attention, seeing the stuff of life as interruptions of the ongoing conversation between you and God, interacting with people like He is always a part of the conversation.
::READING the BIBLE - the living Word, the love story of His pursuit of a relationship with us, the filter that helps us discern which voice among the many is His and which need to be ignored.
::Living in every sphere means LIVING SENT - as a letter from God to your family, to your neighbors, in the marketplace, to the world locally and globally, and on the web. If we say we follow Jesus, then we must always be listening for Him, faithfully be responding to His promptings, compassionately be loving the people He loves, and freely be giving ourselves away to the people we encounter in our spheres, just like He came to where we were and gave Himself away. We must BE the CHURCH.
Sunday, January 21, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 2
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The essential element of living sent and living on the mission God has given me is trusting my value.
You see, Jesus declared our value at the cross. He clearly stated, “You are worth dying for.” Understand something - this is a declared value, not an appraised value. He did not go the cross because we were lovable. He went to the cross because He loves us, and it is His love for us that makes us lovable. It is His activity that makes us valuable. It is His invitation to be involved in His activity that makes our daily lives worth anything.
The most crippling issue hindering us from "being the church" is our insecurity to think we need more than what Jesus did - like good performance or a pastor to do the ministry for us – to spiritually impact the people in our lives.
Aren’t we each valuable and able to speak value into the lives of those around us. Don't we each have the Holy Spirit?
I am afraid that in North America, all we have done is created all over again one of the very things Jesus eliminated. Priesthood.
Christ-followers are not living according to purpose because for too long, they have been made to feel like all the value that exists within the body of Christ was given to the pastors. They have been made to feel that all the value given for living on purpose and all the value that enables us to speak value into the lives of others was given to the modern day priesthood. After all, let’s just get them there on Sunday and the preacher can tell them about this stuff.
Listen, I am a “preacher,” although I don’t commonly call myself that, and I know how much people remember of what I say on Sundays. Not much.
But you, on the other hand! What you say around your family. What you say around your coworkers. What you say around your friends. How you live in the daily. These are sermons much more worthy of being podcasted. These are words much more significant to the people hearing them. Yours are actions that speak so much more loudly than the polished lectures that ring within the walls of church buildings across the country on Sundays.
Why? Because you have the Holy Spirit within you. You have all you need to live this out loud, to be a priceless, life-changing value in the lives of the people you do life with everyday.
There’s this doctrine called “the priesthood of the believers” that makes it clear that each of us can hear from, relate to, and speak of the God we follow. We don’t need anyone else to do it for us or to get us to Him.
Pastors need to lay down their egos and begin to unleash ministers into the daily. Pastors need to be pouring all of their energy into providing whatever people need to bring value into the lives of others everyday. Instead, pastors tend to pour all of their energy into 30 minute monologues that most people don’t remember (not that teaching the Word is not important. It just may not be as important coming from one person on Sundays as it is coming from every follower the other 6 ½ days of the week.).
You can do this! You can trust your value and live giving God’s value away into the lives of others. You can hear God whisper to your mind and heart to say a certain word or do a certain compassionate act to someone and do it, all the while knowing that you just got to be a part of the righteousness of God as His righteousness was lived out purposefully through you!!! You and I both get to be a part of His mission and movement and love and purpose everyday.
So, the next time you are grilling out with your neighbor or eating lunch with a friend at school or on a date with your spouse or throwing a ball with your kid, be ever listening to God. Trust your value and have the courage to share that value when you sense God’s Spirit prompting you to do so. Speak love and value into the lives of the people God has blessed you to be with daily.
The essential element of living sent and living on the mission God has given me is trusting my value.
You see, Jesus declared our value at the cross. He clearly stated, “You are worth dying for.” Understand something - this is a declared value, not an appraised value. He did not go the cross because we were lovable. He went to the cross because He loves us, and it is His love for us that makes us lovable. It is His activity that makes us valuable. It is His invitation to be involved in His activity that makes our daily lives worth anything.
The most crippling issue hindering us from "being the church" is our insecurity to think we need more than what Jesus did - like good performance or a pastor to do the ministry for us – to spiritually impact the people in our lives.
Aren’t we each valuable and able to speak value into the lives of those around us. Don't we each have the Holy Spirit?
I am afraid that in North America, all we have done is created all over again one of the very things Jesus eliminated. Priesthood.
Christ-followers are not living according to purpose because for too long, they have been made to feel like all the value that exists within the body of Christ was given to the pastors. They have been made to feel that all the value given for living on purpose and all the value that enables us to speak value into the lives of others was given to the modern day priesthood. After all, let’s just get them there on Sunday and the preacher can tell them about this stuff.
Listen, I am a “preacher,” although I don’t commonly call myself that, and I know how much people remember of what I say on Sundays. Not much.
But you, on the other hand! What you say around your family. What you say around your coworkers. What you say around your friends. How you live in the daily. These are sermons much more worthy of being podcasted. These are words much more significant to the people hearing them. Yours are actions that speak so much more loudly than the polished lectures that ring within the walls of church buildings across the country on Sundays.
Why? Because you have the Holy Spirit within you. You have all you need to live this out loud, to be a priceless, life-changing value in the lives of the people you do life with everyday.
There’s this doctrine called “the priesthood of the believers” that makes it clear that each of us can hear from, relate to, and speak of the God we follow. We don’t need anyone else to do it for us or to get us to Him.
Pastors need to lay down their egos and begin to unleash ministers into the daily. Pastors need to be pouring all of their energy into providing whatever people need to bring value into the lives of others everyday. Instead, pastors tend to pour all of their energy into 30 minute monologues that most people don’t remember (not that teaching the Word is not important. It just may not be as important coming from one person on Sundays as it is coming from every follower the other 6 ½ days of the week.).
You can do this! You can trust your value and live giving God’s value away into the lives of others. You can hear God whisper to your mind and heart to say a certain word or do a certain compassionate act to someone and do it, all the while knowing that you just got to be a part of the righteousness of God as His righteousness was lived out purposefully through you!!! You and I both get to be a part of His mission and movement and love and purpose everyday.
So, the next time you are grilling out with your neighbor or eating lunch with a friend at school or on a date with your spouse or throwing a ball with your kid, be ever listening to God. Trust your value and have the courage to share that value when you sense God’s Spirit prompting you to do so. Speak love and value into the lives of the people God has blessed you to be with daily.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
My Church Clothes Part 1
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In your construct, is church a “what” or a “who?” The New Testament refers to “church” 140 times, the majority of them in the letters to the Corinthians. The word used for “church” in the Bible was actually a common word in Roman culture. It was then used most often to refer to people who assembled together for a reason. It is best translated from New Testament Greek as “the gathered ones” or “the called-out ones who gather.”
It is interesting to note that every use or inference of “church” in the New Testament refers to people. 100% of the time – people. The reason that is interesting is that nearly 100% of our use of the word refers to a “what” – a place, an event, Sunday morning worship, an adjective for an activity. But church is a “who.” Does this matter?
I am convinced this is more than a matter of semantics. It is evidence of a crisis. It impacts the very way we think of strategize and live as the church. Language is important. Is our language of “church” getting in the way of the mission we have been given. If your construct of “church” is a “what,” you have some deconstructing to do.
(being the church part 1 – trust your value)
The essential element of living sent and living on the mission God has given me is trusting my value.
You see, Jesus declared our value at the cross. He clearly stated, “You are worth dying for.” Understand something - this is a declared value, not an appraised value. He did not go the cross because we were lovable. He went to the cross because He loves us, and it is His love for us that makes us lovable. It is His activity that makes us valuable. It is His invitation to be involved in His activity that makes our daily lives worth anything.
The most crippling issue hindering us from "being the church" is our insecurity to think we need more than what Jesus did - like good performance or a pastor to do the ministry for us – to spiritually impact the people in our lives.
Aren’t we each valuable and able to speak value into the lives of those around us. Don't we each have the Holy Spirit?
I am afraid that in North America, all we have done is created all over again one of the very things Jesus eliminated. Priesthood.
Christ-followers are not living according to purpose because for too long, they have been made to feel like all the value that exists within the body of Christ was given to the pastors. They have been made to feel that all the value given for living on purpose and all the value that enables us to speak value into the lives of others was given to the modern day priesthood. After all, let’s just get them there on Sunday and the preacher can tell them about this stuff.
Listen, I am a “preacher,” although I don’t commonly call myself that, and I know how much people remember of what I say on Sundays. Not much.
But you, on the other hand! What you say around your family. What you say around your coworkers. What you say around your friends. How you live in the daily. These are sermons much more worthy of being podcasted. These are words much more significant to the people hearing them. Yours are actions that speak so much more loudly than the polished lectures that ring within the walls of church buildings across the country on Sundays.
Why? Because you have the Holy Spirit within you. You have all you need to live this out loud, to be a priceless, life-changing value in the lives of the people you do life with everyday.
There’s this doctrine called “the priesthood of the believers” that makes it clear that each of us can hear from, relate to, and speak of the God we follow. We don’t need anyone else to do it for us or to get us to Him.
Pastors need to lay down their egos and begin to unleash ministers into the daily. Pastors need to be pouring all of their energy into providing whatever people need to bring value into the lives of others everyday. Instead, pastors tend to pour all of their energy into 30 minute monologues that most people don’t remember (not that teaching the Word is not important. It just may not be as important coming from one person on Sundays as it is coming from every follower the other 6 ½ days of the week.).
You can do this! You can trust your value and live giving God’s value away into the lives of others. You can hear God whisper to your mind and heart to say a certain word or do a certain compassionate act to someone and do it, all the while knowing that you just got to be a part of the righteousness of God as His righteousness was lived out purposefully through you!!! You and I both get to be a part of His mission and movement and love and purpose everyday.
So, the next time you are grilling out with your neighbor or eating lunch with a friend at school or on a date with your spouse or throwing a ball with your kid, be ever listening to God. Trust your value and have the courage to share that value when you sense God’s Spirit prompting you to do so. Speak love and value into the lives of the people God has blessed you to be with daily.
In your construct, is church a “what” or a “who?” The New Testament refers to “church” 140 times, the majority of them in the letters to the Corinthians. The word used for “church” in the Bible was actually a common word in Roman culture. It was then used most often to refer to people who assembled together for a reason. It is best translated from New Testament Greek as “the gathered ones” or “the called-out ones who gather.”
It is interesting to note that every use or inference of “church” in the New Testament refers to people. 100% of the time – people. The reason that is interesting is that nearly 100% of our use of the word refers to a “what” – a place, an event, Sunday morning worship, an adjective for an activity. But church is a “who.” Does this matter?
I am convinced this is more than a matter of semantics. It is evidence of a crisis. It impacts the very way we think of strategize and live as the church. Language is important. Is our language of “church” getting in the way of the mission we have been given. If your construct of “church” is a “what,” you have some deconstructing to do.
(being the church part 1 – trust your value)
The essential element of living sent and living on the mission God has given me is trusting my value.
You see, Jesus declared our value at the cross. He clearly stated, “You are worth dying for.” Understand something - this is a declared value, not an appraised value. He did not go the cross because we were lovable. He went to the cross because He loves us, and it is His love for us that makes us lovable. It is His activity that makes us valuable. It is His invitation to be involved in His activity that makes our daily lives worth anything.
The most crippling issue hindering us from "being the church" is our insecurity to think we need more than what Jesus did - like good performance or a pastor to do the ministry for us – to spiritually impact the people in our lives.
Aren’t we each valuable and able to speak value into the lives of those around us. Don't we each have the Holy Spirit?
I am afraid that in North America, all we have done is created all over again one of the very things Jesus eliminated. Priesthood.
Christ-followers are not living according to purpose because for too long, they have been made to feel like all the value that exists within the body of Christ was given to the pastors. They have been made to feel that all the value given for living on purpose and all the value that enables us to speak value into the lives of others was given to the modern day priesthood. After all, let’s just get them there on Sunday and the preacher can tell them about this stuff.
Listen, I am a “preacher,” although I don’t commonly call myself that, and I know how much people remember of what I say on Sundays. Not much.
But you, on the other hand! What you say around your family. What you say around your coworkers. What you say around your friends. How you live in the daily. These are sermons much more worthy of being podcasted. These are words much more significant to the people hearing them. Yours are actions that speak so much more loudly than the polished lectures that ring within the walls of church buildings across the country on Sundays.
Why? Because you have the Holy Spirit within you. You have all you need to live this out loud, to be a priceless, life-changing value in the lives of the people you do life with everyday.
There’s this doctrine called “the priesthood of the believers” that makes it clear that each of us can hear from, relate to, and speak of the God we follow. We don’t need anyone else to do it for us or to get us to Him.
Pastors need to lay down their egos and begin to unleash ministers into the daily. Pastors need to be pouring all of their energy into providing whatever people need to bring value into the lives of others everyday. Instead, pastors tend to pour all of their energy into 30 minute monologues that most people don’t remember (not that teaching the Word is not important. It just may not be as important coming from one person on Sundays as it is coming from every follower the other 6 ½ days of the week.).
You can do this! You can trust your value and live giving God’s value away into the lives of others. You can hear God whisper to your mind and heart to say a certain word or do a certain compassionate act to someone and do it, all the while knowing that you just got to be a part of the righteousness of God as His righteousness was lived out purposefully through you!!! You and I both get to be a part of His mission and movement and love and purpose everyday.
So, the next time you are grilling out with your neighbor or eating lunch with a friend at school or on a date with your spouse or throwing a ball with your kid, be ever listening to God. Trust your value and have the courage to share that value when you sense God’s Spirit prompting you to do so. Speak love and value into the lives of the people God has blessed you to be with daily.
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