Sermon: Witnesses to the World 10/26/2009
Psalm 126 points out that God restored the fortunes of Israel in returning them to their land from exile. The proper response was laughter and joy. Ultimately, the response of Israel became evangelistic, as their speech about God led the nations to proclaim the great things God did among Israel. But there was ongoing work to be done as well, the repentance-with-tears that was part of the maintenance of the covenant. Today, we should be joyful at the reversal of fortune God has enacted within us through Jesus. But we also should sow with tears, repenting daily to maintain our right standing with God, and weeping over the work still to be done. Then the joy we experience in part now will become fully present to us. Sermon: Witnesses to the World (Psalm 126) CommentsLeave a Reply |  I do not post to this blog on a regular schedule. Typically, I post bible study notes or resources that I'm working on for use at the Horton Road Church of Christ, where I preach, or short articles about ministry and church leadership. Occasionally I post a book review.
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