We ask the Same Question of God all the time, “What good would  that do”? The key to changing our world is found right here! Give what you got! You got skills, bring em! Each one reach one! One day, one person, at a time.

We should be able to rightly identify sin in our own lives and others and if we love our fellow believers, we bring their attention to their sin. If they love us they should do the same. As believers we are to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.

200 years ago before Christianity had even begun to be established in a Hawai’i, a Native Hawaiian man, a missionary embarking on his first mission preached the gospel at Park Street Church in Boston Massachusetts. That man was Thomas Hopū of Kailua-Kona, Hawai’i.

They were to fulfill a special commission and bring back a report
so Jesus’ unique instructions pertained only to that particular mission. Jesus was establishing priorities. This is where you start, in your home country... start where you’re at.

So, too, as we develop a closeness with Jesus, let us never forget that because He is God, He deserves our utmost respect and devotion, submission and reverence. He has the right to our time, money, abilities, energy, life, and heart as God, Jesus has the right to all we are.

Dads, whom do you need to bless? Humble Yourself Likewise, become a blessing to your family and others… pray for, over & with your family. 

Being a synagogue official he had money and position, but NONE OF THAT meant anything to him at this moment! It's funny how so many objections go out the window when we see hardships in life.

We seem to get this idea of Satan running amuck down here, and God is helpless guess who in fact, is giving Satan permission to destroy... we are, and God, by his love for us, is giving us that choice for love is not love without choice.

Mark here has really given his readers a powerful proclamation. It can’t just be brushed aside! Who Alone but God has such Power and Compassion?

As we recently were reminded, Jesus style was to speak through parables which He Adapted to “Their Levels” of Understanding… I  love that… farmers, fishermen, scribes… and the same is true today.