Final Days?
Some quotations today
Get
a hold of this observation from the late David Wilkerson
“Once again the Holy Spirit is calling God’s
people to make their final move. We know the end is near and you and I have to
make our move now as to what kind of person we are going to be in the last
hours.
You are going to become more worldly minded, or more Godly minded.
You are going to buy and spend and waste more, or give and share and
surrender more.
You are going to draw nearer to God and He to you, or you are going to
draw nearer to your friends and the world, and the world to you.”
My
answer to this challenging statement comes from another man who affected his
generation for the Lord - C.T. Studd
“Some want to live within the sound of church
or chapel bell;
I want to run a rescue shop within a yard of hell.”
I want to run a rescue shop within a yard of hell.”
There
are moments when I can do no better than to quote someone else rather than
trying to put my thoughts and feelings into my own words. My own words are
sometimes so woefully inadequate and do not communicate that which I am truly
feeling. The Lord spoke; we listened; ministry is launched. Here is another
quote that sums up my reasoning for taking this view.
“Churches
are not clubs for the perfect. They are clinics for the sick, the wounded and
the maimed, where those a bit stronger help those who are still weak. The
forgiven forgive. The healed heal. The comforted comfort others. Our role is
not to kick people when they are down. They are the devil’s victims and, rather
than scorn we should pour on them the oil of understanding and bring recovery and
joy.” Reinhard Bonnke.
We
all use ideas garnered from a number of places to communicate the deepest
desires of our hearts. I know that God knows my heart and will honour whatever
meagre efforts I am capable of bringing to His table. To quote Pastor Bonnke
one final time, “I want to plunder hell to populate heaven.”
That
about sums it all up for me. How about you?
Amen Cyril
ReplyDeleteBless you Cyril :-)
DeleteSo true and very much wanted in the church of today. Cyril.
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