Yesterday, I spoke on the Impossible Dream and I was not talking about the 67 Red Sox. I was sharing from Daniel 4 - and that God gave an impossible dream to the King, and Daniel came and spoke the truth to the King. The King would not respond to the dream and paid a heavy price, but God restored him when He cried out to God. I am thankful for the mercy of God! Let us respond to God's mercy in our personal lives.
I was thinking about dreaming, and my dreams for our church and ministry here at South Attleboro. I want to dream bigger dreams for what God wants to do in and through our lives. God wants us to impact this entire area, and I am praying for God to give us the answer of how to do this! What is your dream for our church? What is your dream for your ministry?
It is time to dream an Impossible dream! God is not interested in the little dreams that we come up with and can handle all by ourselves. God wants us to dream big dreams that only God can bring to pass!
I am dreaming again!
Pastor,
ReplyDeleteYour blog for today is so in-line with what God spoke to me this morning.
It's wonderful that we go to the mission field and minister to the poor, the orphans, etc. . But what about right here....our new format for Sunday evening services is a good idea, but we are asking people to come to our turf. Imagine having a rally at McCoy Stadium for the purpose of praying for the economy of our nation, for people without jobs,etc. I'm thinking that we would reach a lot more people out there then if we invited them to a church.
Just a thought that came during my prayer time this am .
Blessings,
Pauline