It is interesting to note that God allows His servants to experience low points in their lives for them to realize that their identity should not be based on what they do for Him but on what He has done for them in Christ.
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Jesus Driven Ministry has taught me that everything I do as a servant-leader must precede from my intimacy with God and identity in Christ.
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I pray that God would ignite a passion in us to be a leadership locus that intentionally develops and deploys leaders who impact the world for Christ.
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May the grace of God be the anchor that causes us to remain faithful to our calling as we seek to lead well and finish strong for His glory.
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What a joy it is to know that every good deed done for the sake of the gospel, no matter how small, has the potential of advancing the Kingdom of God on earth.
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Those early Christians not only identified what their spiritual gifts were, but faithfully used them in the making of other disciples.
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Indeed, the Reformation has taught the church this very important principle: The absolute and timeless truths of Scripture has the power to change a life, a city and an entire generation. And if the 21st century church is to have the same impact, she must have the same desire and commitment to be influenced and transformed by Scripture alone.
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What a joy it is to know that whatever God allows to happen in our lives, His good plan will always prevail even when everything around us seems to be out of control.
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We can’t properly minister to this dying world if we are yet to reconcile things with those dear to us, because the urgency of our mission also calls us to be a shining light that doesn’t hide in the darkness of this world. Each believer is a missionary where God has placed them, planted there to lead others to Him. So allow me to end with this question: Are you the real deal?
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Bringing the gospel of salvation and the message of hope to our policeman and prisoners, I pray that the Lord of the harvest will bless us with more laborers in the field. I also pray for sustaining grace so that we can continue this work until the day of the Lord.
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