One Sinner To Another

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Pray for the man in the pulpit this Sunday. He is like one beggar telling other beggars where to find bread. He is one sinner telling other sinners where to find forgiveness. He is one struggling believer reminding other struggling believers of God’s grace. He is one weak person directing other weak people where to go for power. He is constantly challenging the rest of us to a standard he himself is still trying to reach.

He needs your prayer! Why not pray for him right now, that God would infuse him with hunger, humility, grace and power as he leads us all to the throne of God.

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