The Power of Storytelling, Part 2

Life is too short to live for self. In light of all the things God has promised you for eternity, in light of the tangible needs of real people right now within your reach, what can you and your wife and children do for eternity? Pray the prayer of Moses and find out.

Do you remember how it felt to come to the Savior? And since that time have there been other times of closeness that have been special to you, but few and far between? And most importantly, do you yearn for the affections for God aroused at those times to continue?

A short word of encouragement, for pastors, from a pastor . . . a pastor who felt that his work, his ministry, his church had become all but totally insignificant . . . a faithful but ordinary preacher in a small country church. Yet Spurgeon himself had words of honor for such men.

It is difficult to find a family that is happy: family members that make it a point to learn to grow together and to enjoy one another's fellowship along the way. What happened?