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Grace and Brokenness

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  • T. Austin-Sparks

    The Imperative Dynamic of Christian Service

    By T. Austin-Sparks
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    JHN 21:15

    T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the imperative dynamic of Christian service, illustrating how true service stems from a deep love for Christ, as exemplified by Peter's journey from self-confidence to brokenness. He highlights that service is not merely a specific role but an integral part of being in the Body of Christ, where every believer has a function. The sermon reflects on Peter's transformation, showing that real service requires losing self-trust and recognizing one's need for Christ's mastery. Sparks encourages believers to appreciate grace, as it empowers them to serve effectively, and underscores that the dynamic of service is a heartfelt response to Christ's love. Ultimately, he reassures that through grace, every believer can be a servant of God.

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