If those who know you best could sum up your day-to-day talk, they might use the following phrases [all that apply]
Carefully measured speech
Says whatever comes to mind
Uses profanity
Says an occasional curse word
Only curses when hurt or angry
Often praises others
Tends to say negative stuff
Uses a good bit of sarcasm
Stretches the truth
Likes to brag
Speaks with kindness
Tells off-color jokes
Uses trash talk/putdowns
Likes to gossip
Uses a condescending tone
Offers encouragement
Passing the Torch Theme of the Week: Plugging the Hero Gap Wednesday, December 18, 2002
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November/December 200256Passing the TorchTheme of the Week: Plugging the Hero Gap Passing the Torch Theme of the Week: Plugging the Hero Gap Wednesday, December 18
Key Bible Verses: "The harvest is plentiful but the workers are so few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field" (Matthew 9:3738, niv). Bonus Reading:Mark 4:3436
After five days of revival at Wheaton College in 1995, 1,800 students crowded into a nextdoor church. When the microphones were opened for words of testimony, the student who stepped forward first said that God had put [today's Key Bible Verse] on her heart all day. She challenged her fellow students to thank God for His outpouring of love by committing themselves to work in the harvest fields.
Then a graduate student from Indonesia, Leo Sumule, testified that he had been unable to sleep all night. Led by the Holy Spirit, he prayed standing in front of the names of Wheaton graduates, listed by class year, who had gone into full-time cross-cultural missions. As he prayed and studied the names, he counted 127 men and women from the class of 1950the last class that had experienced a powerful, multi-day revival.
With tears streaming down his face, Leo noted that he was here today because American missionaries went to Indonesia and led his grandfather and father into a life-changing relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. He then challenged the students to go and finish the task of world evangelism that their predecessors had begun.
David Howard in From Wheaton to the Nations
My Response: How could I respond to the query below?
Thought to Apply: Are you sure you are within calling distance? Speaker (to young man sensing no call to missionary service)
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