I had the privilege this morning to have breakfast with a great man of God. He wasn’t someone famous, or rich, he really doesn’t stand out in a crowd. No this guy is just ordinary. But what fascinates me about him is that he is a pilgrim. Hebrews 11 gives us a list of pilgrims, men and women of great faith that did extraordinary things.
We have modern day pilgrims that we all know. My parents, my former pastor W. L Rains, many of my mentors: Dr. Morris Sheats, Dr. Sidney Westbrook and Rev. Allen (Tex) Groff, my 6th grade teacher, Mrs. Lois McCain and a host of others. These people were pilgrims that made a mark in my life and the lives of many others.
The author of Hebrews (Heb. 13:7). reminds us to remember the pilgrims who have gone before us, especially those “who have spoken the Word of God” to us. He tells us to consider the outcome of their conduct, and he encourages us to follow their faith.
As my friend shared with me stories of his Christian journey; tears streamed down his cheeks. Right there in the restaurant the Holy Spirits anointing rested heavy on my Christian brother. There is no doubt that his journey hasn’t been easy but he recognizes that God is his portion and strength.
I just wanted to share that with you today. Have Faith, God is in Control!
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As I sat patiently watching a train pass I noticed that the majority of the cars had been “tagged” with graffiti. I began wondering why we humans feel so strongly that we must leave our mark on this world. What I came up with is it is because we need to let people know we were here.
Walking through a grave yard I noticed the dates on a tombstone; 1927-1990. For many the mark we leave is the dash between two dates.
Maybe that is what this blog is about . . . leaving my mark somehow.
Walking through a grave yard I noticed the dates on a tombstone; 1927-1990. For many the mark we leave is the dash between two dates.
Maybe that is what this blog is about . . . leaving my mark somehow.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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