[b]I'm preparing to speak[/b]... to the youth in my youth group, that is. Sometimes, as pastors, we may take for granted the position God has entrusted to us.The Bible tells us to be ready at all times (to share His Word); but, admittedly, I am not always prepared. I'm sometimes not even prepared to speak to my youth group. I pray that God will awaken me to the impact I can have, and that He'd help me take it more serious as I trust Him to move in and through me.This website, I'm sure, will help me prepare the sermons God leads me to; but I pray, more importantly, that God will help me as I prepare to speak.
_________________Christopher Ranson
This website, I'm sure, will help me prepare the sermons God leads me to; but I pray, more importantly, that God will help me as I prepare to speak.
_________________SI Moderator - Greg Gordon
Ranson, I know exactly what you are saying and where you;re at, brother. I was a youth pastor for five years...and, like I said, I know what you're saying.And when I 'found' this site, I began to dig in...slowly at first, just listening to Tozer and a couple others I was familiar with, not knowing about the rest.Then I started to listen to Leonard Ravenhill. No longer was I digging in, but I was being dug in to, if you know what I mean. And in a matter of weeks, I was on the floor in my office weeping, pleading for mercy, tired of being thirsty and sick of always being hungry and never being satisfied.May God seriously bless you as you seek His face, His kingdom, His word and I encourage you to listen with an open heart and mind to what God has and wants to continue to do in you and through you.Start here bro...[url=https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=282]Ten Shekels and a Shirt[/url]
_________________Josh
Then I started to listen to Leonard Ravenhill. No longer was I digging in, but I was being dug in to, if you know what I mean. And in a matter of weeks, I was on the floor in my office weeping, pleading for mercy, tired of being thirsty and sick of always being hungry and never being satisfied.
_________________Mike Balog