How small is your church?

I was inspired to write about this when looking back and seeing that a church is only as large as the impact that it makes. A large church with inactive saints is about as effective as taking your car to a car repair shop where resides well dressed, well equipped bakers.

That may seem strange but outlining the pulpit is a pop culture know how of Christian steps to success that are not biblical and play no part in betterment of the Gospel but more navel gazing for the church to see just how beautiful of a presentation can be made in the name of Jesus. Indeed for the spark and flare this is a great thing. To be theatrical can sometimes get you some air play but in the end what will be done is Christ and the Salvation will become a show and even step further from the reality of realization that it so needs. The task of talking people out of their religious relationships and into one with depth and meaning has become a task but the church itself has made the nativity show so captivating and so fake that the relationship itself has become a reflecting of cheap jewelry and modern popcorn Christianity. Minus the saints, idols, incense and chants we are not far from a cult and further from the cross than ever.

The Solution Ravenhill states and my spirit confirms is a church not divided by denomination, name or preference bit united in the truth of the Gospel. Willing and ready to sacrifice what they feel is right and what they have encaptured their desire, heart and soul with a release it with abandon. A Short entry but one needed in desperate times. God is moving. Are you moving with him or against him.

In what battle do soldiers take up their own arms against their brothers. We must unite to effect. We must endure not reject the promise and the direction God has the Church going. The body united with purpose and sacrificial abandonment to the commander in chief.

If you do this. There is never been a small church there will never be. The impact will be great and the realization will turn millions from a life of eternal fire.

The Precipice of a Miracle

The last few weeks have been beyond what you would call an adventure. I have ceased my writing for the short time of my last entry because it is obvious there are some great changes happening. These changes I would rather be a part of then just sit and write about. I have dove into them in a desire to find the ultimate in relationship and purpose in Christ. The search is continual but I am pleased that I have found more than a novelty relationship but and ongoing progressive one that does not end but continues to grow as I do, I have realized that in living on the precipice of a miracle that there is nothing that can not happen. There is no guarantee of success but more importantly there is no certainty of failure. This is a soul reason to press on upward and forward.