A Smack in the Face
My time with God this morning was amazing. God really smacked me in the face about something that I’ve been doing and never really realized it.
My time with God this morning was amazing. God really smacked me in the face about something that I’ve been doing and never really realized it.
Is life about ability or belief?
What if the church and kingdom are the same way? What if God’s waiting to bless a church that doesn’t have anymore ability than the next, but believes they can be used by God? What if the key to your breakthrough isn’t really about ability, but belief?
I think God’s waiting to see people that really believe “it”. He’s waiting to see people that believe HE still changes lives and communities. He’s waiting to see people that believe they can make a difference, no matter their ability. He’s waiting to see that you really believe that He’s still capable of the impossible!
It’s not that the Christian faith has been tried and found difficult, but rather it’s been found difficult and left untried.
-G.K. Chesterton
It seems like most of the church is 90 percent committed. They’re committed enough to God to attend church and maybe even serve in some capacity. They’re committed enough to give a portion of they’re income as long as they’re sure they have some extra. Most of the church is even committed enough to reach out and help people within the community.
However, most of the church is only committed 90 percent. What if they exceeded the 90 and became 100 percent committed to Christ and His cause? What if they were willing to not only serve in the church, but become a PART OF the church? What if they were committed another 10 percent and gave their time, talent, and tithe in faith that God will provide? What if the church was willing to commit another 10 percent and be intentional with reaching lost people.
What if the other 10 percent is the portion that fosters permanent life change?
I don’t know what it takes for people to exceed the 90 percent mark and move to 100, but if we all did it, the world would be changed forever.
It’s only 10 percent, but less than everything just isn’t enough!
Here are 2 questions that have launched HUGE ideas: