Many Christians today miss out on countless opportunities to serve the Lord. Many preachers have left the ministry frustrated because people aren't changing. They fail to realize that their job is not to change people, but to be faithful to the word that God might change them. Many pastors have limited their ministry because they think their duty is to manage the affairs of the church. Many Christians have failed to entertain angels thinking that ministry is something you do on Wednesday night. And even more tragically, many of us have missed opportunities to minister to Christ because we didn’t think we were qualified to help those in need.
The focus of the passage at which we are looking is the actual ministry of need. It is the nitty, gritty, nuts and bolts of what constitutes diaconal ministry.
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Greg Thurston
Diaconal Care Biblical Ministry Bethel Presbyterian Church