Seek Ye the Lord, While He May Be Found!

“It pleased God by the foolishness of preaching ...” (I Corinthians 1:21). So begins a fresh cascade of direct Scripture readings from Keith Daniel. As a preacher for preachers, he selects verses on ministry from almost every New Testament book as well as many in the Old.

On earth are multitudes of sinners lost and undone. In heaven is mercy enough to cover a multitude of sins! But what is between the two? What means does God use to communicate the mercy-filled Good News? Were only prophets and apostles part of His plan to reach the world?

Many verses compel us to seek the Lord. Presumably, it's something I should and can do all the time. What then does Isaiah mean by that added phrase: "Seek ye the Lord while He may be found" (Isaiah 55:6)? Could it be that I'm not as in control of my life and my time as I think?

After receiving salvation, Keith found himself hungering for the Word of God. He also longed for others to experience the salvation he had received, so he passionately began spreading the Good News to those around him.