“You need a song, a passage of scripture and a paragraph from a book to sustain your ministry.”

8 06 2010

One of my previous professors from ACU, recently started blogging. He just finished three posts about having a song, a paragraph, and a passage of scripture to sustain a persons ministry. They are powerful posts for two reasons. One because I know him, his ministry, and how seriously he takes his commitments to Christ and to his students. Second, because I remember him telling us this in class (which was about ten years ago), and I never really took it all that seriously. I guess it was more of a school exercise then, because I really didn’t know what I wanted ministry to look like.

Therefore (ten years later and not much wiser), I am going to give it another try. The next three posts will be about a song, a passage of scripture, and a paragraph from a book that sustains and orients my ministry.  In that order, because I have a good idea for the first two, but not the last one.  By ministry, I mean how I serve God’s Kingdom or the ways in which God has gifted me to help usher in His Kingdom, this may or may not be what I am employed to do at any given time in life.  At different times in life, I may have a  “tent-making” job, be employed in professional ministry, be a stay at home dad with a supportive sugar-momma, win the lottery, and/or receive large inheritance from long lost relative.  Also these next three posts aren’t about the totality of my life-in-Christ, but more about my work in this world for Christ and His Kingdom.  Ok, I realize I over explained this, but you’re still reading, so ……..    :)

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