This morning, as I was starting to reflect on the raising of Lazarus next weekend, I looked back at some of my notes from school and found this advice on ministry written in a margin:
If people come to us for ministry, it's not a testament to our ability or holiness, but to the extremity of their misery.
There's a good thought to keep this minister of the Lord humble today.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Maybe not a testament to your ability per se, but to the trust that you instill in people by the simple way that you interact with them on a daily basis. Humbling to know it is that -- your actions and approachable demeanor -- that incite people to turn to you for ministry and not just your 'position' or the extremity of their situation.
2 comments:
Maybe not a testament to your ability per se, but to the trust that you instill in people by the simple way that you interact with them on a daily basis. Humbling to know it is that -- your actions and approachable demeanor -- that incite people to turn to you for ministry and not just your 'position' or the extremity of their situation.
Thank you for sharing the thought...
Kristin
That's wonderful.
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