No Limits
I just noticed something about one of my previous post. In that I limited myself. I said that wasn't fit for the entertainment business. I was wrong. To say that is to limit the possibilities of God. God can do anything in anyone, even me. If the LORD God desires to send a witness in that industry and it so happens to be me, then who am I to argue with the Almighty? He can do anything...but fail.
As for the scholar part of the comment... yea, I'm a scholar. But that's not all that I am. Why should I limit my skills and gifts. Yes I know I shouldn't be spasmatic in my career goals. I know for sure I am called to ministry. Where... that's up to God. I'm just assessing what I'm trained and what I will be training for. But for now, I will concede and confess that there are no limits to what God can do through me.
Knowing who we are in Christ is the most important thing we can know in the discovery of ourselves. First we must know Him, then we can know our true selves. Please join me in the journey of knowing Him. "For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God." Romans 8:14, KJV
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Disclaimer
The following are some blogs and links I frequently visit. I read for informational, educational, and edifying purposes. The authors are from diverse theological backgrounds in the evangelical world so one may not necessarily agree with them on certain topics but I consider good resources of information on my favorite subject, God!
Blogs I Read and Other Links
- A Christian Thinktank
- Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals: Reformed
- Antoine Wright - Personal Musings
- Beliefnet
- Better Bibles Blog
- Bible.org
- Biblical Preaching Society
- Biblical Theology
- Black and Christian
- Blue Letter Bible
- Catalyst Online: UM Evangelicals
- Center for Christian Ethics - Baylor University
- Chrisendom
- Christian Ethics Today
- Christian Resource Institute/Voice
- Christians for Biblical Equality - Egalitarian
- Classical Arminianism
- Dan - Poser or Prophet
- Der Evangelische Theologe
- Desiring God - John Piper
- Edith Humphrey, Ph.D.
- European Research on Global Pentecostalism
- Exiled Preacher
- FACEBOOK - Millersville University
- Faith and Theology
- First Things
- Generous Orthodoxy - Fleming Rutledge
- Generous Orthodoxy Think Tank
- God-Centered Resources
- Inhabitatio Dei
- Jesus Creed
- K E Historical Theology Blog
- Keith McIlwain - UM elder
- Ken Collin's Web Site - Disciples of Christ Pastor
- Monergism- Reformed Calvinist
- N.T. Wright - Bishop of Durham
- Out of Ur
- Owl's Song
- Par Caritatem
- Parchment and Pen
- Pentecostal Discussions
- Pentecostal-Charismatic Theological Inquiry
- Per Crucem ad Lucem
- Personal Musings of a Postmodern Negro
- Peter Smythe - The Real Faith
- Phil Cooke - Hollywood Producer with PhD
- Pneuma Foundation
- Preaching in the African American Tradition
- Quodlibet
- R. Albert Mohler
- Reclaiming the Mind Ministries
- Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth
- Robert Gagnon, Ph.D.
- Schenck Thoughts
- The CBE Scroll
- The Fire and Rose
- The Foundation for Pentecostal Scholarship
- The Project on Lived Theology
- the stuff of earth
- Theology Matters
- Touchstone
- Wesley Center for Applied Theology - Wesleyan/Ariminianism
- Women In Ministry - Cheryl Schatz
- Wynkoop Center for Women in Ministry
4 comments:
No limits indeed bro :)
Happy new year to you and blessings on God's ability to do in you what's previously seemed improbable.
Here's some extra reading for you as well (link)
Blessings
Happy New Year's to you, Antoine. I read this article and I'm a bit stunned!! I really don't know what to say to this. If it be true ( and I will do some research and soul searching), then our sermon-centered ecclesiology for almost two thousands years has more to do with the Greek rhetoricians than Christ and his Apostles. We're in deep trouble!
Hello dear brother! How are you? I was thinking of you today in church. How was your visit to the FCI? I pray well. I am finally here in Kansas City. God has already been doing awesome things... Well, I g/g cause I need to go have some time with the Lord to process all that has happened today. Talk to you later! Blessings!
Mel
Mel, Happy New Year. The FCI visit was simply the best. I felt right at home. I hope you have a wonderful time in Kansas City as well. Blessings to you!
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