Servanthood seems to be a common sermon topic of late.

Yesterday was the NewGen rally and it went off without any major snags. Its good to see a bunch of the CoHi kids getting interested in being in a small group/discipleship. Pastor Joey Locke spoke on the importance of servanthood and gave a good message, especially in regard to a big stumbling block of servanthood for most people - the fact that true servant is often undistinguished, unnoticed and definitely NOT glamorous. Part of his talk discussed how for "our generation", it's a challenge for most of us to serve in roles that are menial and behind-the-scenes. Today, Pastor Kronstad had a similar message, though his sermon focused on servanthood in the role of deacons/deaconesses in the church. To put the situation of servanthood in the modern church in a musical analogy - everybody wants to be on center stage under the spotlight, singing lead vocals - nobody wants to be working the lights, soundboard, or stage crew.

Anyways, I'm feeling a bit tired right now... must be getting old. Time for a nap. More later.

Random note:

Airport security? Yeah right... check this out.

Random note #2:

Want to know what makes living in England dangerous? Ironically, a lack of guns...
posted by G at 6:09 PM   |

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