Tim Tinsley preached from Acts 3 yesterday (sorry...posting this a day late). The bit of Tim's sermon that stuck with me was the observation that we must seek to bring to bear the greatest resource that we have in our ministry, which is the gospel itself. Peter and John didn't have the money the lame beggar was asking for, but they had something greater. I also noticed that the beggar was really asking for the wrong thing. The lost to whom we minister the gospel do not even know what to ask for and are seeking anything and everything but the right thing in order to be made whole. We, as those who have the principle of life, should be always vigilant and ready to speak the words of life to those who are dead.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Sunday Response
Tim Tinsley preached from Acts 3 yesterday (sorry...posting this a day late). The bit of Tim's sermon that stuck with me was the observation that we must seek to bring to bear the greatest resource that we have in our ministry, which is the gospel itself. Peter and John didn't have the money the lame beggar was asking for, but they had something greater. I also noticed that the beggar was really asking for the wrong thing. The lost to whom we minister the gospel do not even know what to ask for and are seeking anything and everything but the right thing in order to be made whole. We, as those who have the principle of life, should be always vigilant and ready to speak the words of life to those who are dead.
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