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Wednesday, June 7, 2017
with jesus
“And they
took note that these men had been with Jesus.” (Acts 4:13) What a great line! It is so hopeful. I don’t know about you, but most days I feel
about as ordinary and unschooled as they come.
I mean, these guys were fishermen for crying out loud! And they were standing toe to toe with some
of the most distinguished scholars and theologians of their day—and amazing
them at that. That is the hopeful
part. It isn’t what I know, or what I
can do, that makes me useful to God and to his kingdom; it is simply being
with Jesus. That is not meant to
belittle the value of education, but is meant to underscore the importance of
devotion. When I spend quality time with
Jesus, he gives me everything I need.
That time with him is what gives me the inspiration and the
strength and the power I need to have an impact on those around me, no matter
who they are. So before we run off to
our books and our strategy meetings and our “to do” lists, let us first
make time and space to simply be with Jesus.
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