Worship

The worship of God has become our primary purpose in this small body. All else in the ministry stems from this very yearning. Since we began  months ago every night has been a remembrance of God's unfailing goodness and faithfulness, worthy of our meager praise. I for one have benefited greatly from this gracious gift. I pray the children do too. It is one that I am privileged to enjoy with the beloved brethren and sisters.

Within the church of Christ, the mutual ministry of gifts moves constantly to the pulse-beat of the life of the Spirit. The body grows through the organic interdependence of each part. From the one Head, Christ, all the body “fitly framed and knit together through that which every joint supplieth, according to the working in due measure of each several part,” builds itself up in love (Eph. 4:16). That means that you cannot grow without ministering to others and receiving the ministry of others. 

 Clowney, Edmund P.. Called to the Ministry (p. 36). P&R Publishing.


 

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