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BLANK BUMPER STICKERS

December 6, 2008 By Pastor David Stone

Did you hear about the company that makes blank bumper stickers? They’re for people who don’t want to get involved!
Those things ought to sell like hot cakes. There’s just one problem–the folks in that crowd don’t want to admit it. They’re not blind. They can see the needs just like everyone else, but they don’t want to advertise the fact that they don’t care. They expect somebody else to do it.Sadly, a lot of church members fit in this catagory.
They arrive at church and expect the doors to be open, but they don’t want to get there early to do it. They walk into the building and expect the lights to be on and the temperture to be just right, but they aren’t willing to give to help pay the utility bill. They expect the church to supply nursery workers and teachers, but they refuse to volunteer. They complain about the choir not havivg enough sopranos or bass singers, but they refuse to join the choir. Well, as you know, the list could go on and on, but you get the point. Most people are critics rather than contributors. They are getters rather givers. Their favorite excuse for dropping out of church is “I just wasn’t getting anything out of it.” Well, duh! They didn’t put anything into it—that’s the problem. Those who get the most out of it are those who put the most into it. They get the most because they aren’t trying to “get” anything. Their interest is in giving, not getting. May their tribe increase!
If you’re one of those who don’t want to get involved I’ve got just four words for you–” GET A BUMPER STICKER!”

Filed Under: HDS, Morning Manna

CAN THINE HEART ENDURE ?

December 5, 2008 By Pastor David Stone

     “We know not what we should pray for as we ought” (Rom. 8:26).

      Much that perplexes us in our Christian experience is but the answer to our prayers. We pray for patience, and our Father sends those who tax us to the utmost; for “tribulation worketh patience.”

      We pray for submission, and God sends sufferings; for “we learn obedience by the things we suffer.”

      We pray for unselfishness, and God gives us opportunities to sacrifice ourselves by thinking on the things of others, and by laying down our lives for the brethren.

      We pray for strength and humility, and some messenger of Satan torments us until we lie in the dust crying for its removal.

      We pray, “Lord, increase our faith,” and money takes wings; or the children are alarmingly ill; or a servant comes who is careless, extravagant, untidy or slow, or some hitherto unknown trial calls for an increase of faith along a line where we have not needed to exercise much faith before.

      We pray for the Lamb-life, and are given a portion of lowly service, or we are injured and must seek no redress; for “he was led as a lamb to the slaughter and…opened not his mouth.”

      We pray for gentleness, and there comes a perfect storm of temptation to harshness and irritability. We pray for quietness, and every nerve is strung to the utmost tension, so that looking to Him we may learn that when He giveth quietness, no one can make trouble.

      We pray for love, and God sends peculiar suffering and puts us with apparently unlovely people, and lets them say things which rasp the nerves and lacerate the heart; for love suffereth long and is kind, love is not impolite, love is not provoked. LOVE BEARETH ALL THINGS, believeth, hopeth and endureth, love never faileth. We pray for likeness to Jesus, and the answer is, “I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction.” “Can thine heart endure, or can thine hands be strong?” “Are ye able?”

      The way to peace and victory is to accept every circumstance, every trial, straight from the hand of a loving Father; and to live up in the heavenly places, above the clouds, in the very presence of the Throne, and to look down from the Glory upon our environment as lovingly and divinely appointed. –Selected(from Streams in the Desert)

Filed Under: HDS, Morning Manna

OUR HOLIEST EXAMPLE

December 4, 2008 By Pastor David Stone

“I have set the LORD always before me: because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved”   (Psalm 16:8).

This is the way to live. With God always before us, we shall have the noblest companionship, the holiest example, the sweetest consolation, and the mightiest influence. This must be a resolute act of the mind. “I have set,” and it must be maintained as a set and settled thing. Always to have an eye to the LORD’s eye and an ear for the LORD’s voice–this is the right state for the godly man. His God is near him, filling the horizon of his vision, leading the way of his life, and furnishing the theme of his meditation. What vanities we should avoid, what sins we should overcome, what virtues we should exhibit, what joys we should experience if we did indeed set the LORD always before us! Why not? This is the way to be safe. The LORD being ever in our minds, we come to feel safety and certainty because of His being so near. He is at our right hand to guide and aid us; and hence we are not moved by fear, nor force, nor fraud, nor fickleness. When God stands at a man’s right hand, that man is himself sure to stand.
(from Faith’s Checkbook)

Filed Under: HDS, Morning Manna

KEEP YOUR EYES ON JESUS

December 3, 2008 By Pastor David Stone

“Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God.”

 

Hebrews 12:1–2

  

Your focus determines your impact.

 

Flight 401 was bound for Miami from New York City with a load of holiday passengers. As the huge aircraft approached the Miami Airport for its landing, a light that indicates proper deployment of the landing gear failed to come on. The plane flew in a large, looping circle over the swamps of the Everglades while the cockpit crew checked out the light failure. Their question was this, had the landing gear actually not deployed or was it just the light bulb that was defective?

 

To begin with, the flight engineer fiddled with the bulb. He tried to remove it, but it wouldn’t budge. Another member of the crew tried to help out…and then another. By and by, if you can believe it, all eyes were on the little light bulb that refused to be dislodged from its socket. No one noticed that the plane was losing altitude. Finally, it dropped right into a swamp. Many were killed in that plane crash. While an experienced crew of high-priced and seasoned pilots messed around with a seventy-five-cent light bulb, an entire airplane and many of its passengers were lost.

 

Isn’t it amazing that in the midst of the situation, not one person felt the plane diving or saw it getting closer to the ground? I don’t know about you, but I would have been yelling and screaming for the pilot to focus on flying the plane rather than staring at the little light!

 

As we approach the holiday season several little lights will come into your life. Lights that at other times of the year may go unnoticed. There’s shopping for gifts, decorating the house, planning vacation, baking holiday goodies, attending school and church programs, and so on. These little “lights” can draw your attention away from the true meaning of the season.

 

Be careful of what you focus on this holiday season. It is a fun time of year! Our focus should be on Christ and the birth of our Saviour more than on presents and fun times.   (From Daily in the Word)

Filed Under: HDS, Morning Manna

“QUITTIN MEETINGS”

December 2, 2008 By Pastor David Stone

Sam Jones was an old-time circuit riding preacher who travelled over the country preaching revival meetings. He often referred to them as “Quittin meetings.” His preaching was primarily to Christians, and he urged them to give up–quit, the sinful practices in their lives. His preaching met with great success, with many folks vowing to quit their particular sins.
On one occasion he asked a woman, “Just what is it that you’re quittin?” She replied, “I’m guilty of not doing something, and I’m going to quit that too!” Great point—although she had no bad habits to give up, she wasn’t serving God and had decided to do something about it.
We need to think about that. Most often we put all the emphasis on the things we are doing, without ever giving a thought to what we’re not doing. It’s fine and dandy to repent of the sins of commission, but we need to give serious thought to the sins of ommission as well. You can quit every bad habit known to man and still waste your life. Disobedience is sin whether it is doing something you shouldn’t or not doing something you should. Sit down and make a list of all the things you know you should be doing and it won’t take long to reach the point of embarrassment. This would be a good day to quit putting off those things you should have been doing. Think about it!

Filed Under: HDS, Morning Manna

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