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Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. (JN 8:32)
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I have to admit I am a new cristian, Yet the calling for me to minister is great. I have tried to put it out of my head because I have been such a sinner most of my life. When Jesus did call me it was loud and clear. I can't sleep without thinking of all those on my old path and how my experiance would help others find the way.
My walk of faith was simple but effective. I was driving home to a house I had just moved into a few day prior. I noticed a man cutting his lawn. Keep in mind I was a very shy keep to myself type of man. I pulled over just to introduce myself. The man had ivited me and my family to visit the church he was a member of. I felt my family and I should go but ignored the invite for a few weeks. Out of the blue it came out I was sitting in the livingroom with my family , " would everyone have clothes to where to church Sunday " I told my wife i felt the pull to go. She agreed. As we sat in the pew I felt as if the message was just for me. It hit home hard. Then came the invotation. Tears filled my eyes yet I just sat there. The next sunday was the same except as I sat in the pew eyes full of tears, The invotation I remember hearing " why wait, only two people are here those who have done this and those like me who want to" I got up and took one step out of the pew. I never remember taking another step yet there I was holding the pastors hand and praying. I thought I was the only one but holding my hand was my wife who I never did see follow me up. In the weeks to come both our children woulde follow without ever being asked by my wife or myself. I know the way of a true sinner and am now totally consumed by the need to serve the lord that saved me. I can serve in many ways but feel the need to pastor. Only the Lord knows nothing else for me will do as service.
On our own we are little more than bits of stone and glass. Together we are the Body of Christ. Holy Bible: Mosaic is an invitation to experience Christ in His Word and in the responses of his people. Each week, as you reflect on guided Scripture readings aligned with the church seasons, you will receive a wealth of insight from historical and contemporary writings.