Tuesday, January 25, 2011

FOOD FOR THOUGHT ... AND DEEPER DISCIPLESHIP

Balance is a myth. It is a debilitating myth. Life is made of rhythms. You must learn the rhythm of life in ministry, profession, and family. But don't use this an excuse to abuse any of these. - Reggie McNeal   
 From an unknown author:
Lord, I am willing
To receive what You give;
To lack what You withhold;
To relinquish what You take;
...To suffer what You inflict;
To be what You require.
And to do what You send me to do. - AUTHOR UNKNOWN
"The most consistent way to challenge the destructive forces in popular culture is to live contrary to them-to actually be the change we want to see." Right Here, Right Now, Alan Hirsch and Lance Ford
 Once a disciple is made, it's hands off. It's no longer our job, but the Holy Spirit's.
Any outward demonstration of our faith is a direct result from observing all that Jesus commanded. How much more important is it then, that when we make disciples, we stress teaching others to "observe" all that Jesus commanded?

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