Sublime

Sharing the load produces a better end product. Remember, we are not simply after speed and efficiency. Anyone can crank out a lousy sermon in a few hours. There’s no skill in that. We’re after more: faithful sermons and better sermons.

it’s not the size of our faith that makes things happen—it’s the plan of our God.

Now, with that in mind, I want you to look afresh at the case study Jesus gives His first-century listeners. In it, He explains for us how life with God really works—how to get the very best from God and how to achieve this life of abundance and joy that Christians so often talk about. Jesus’ case study teaches: Total commitment is the channel thro

our God is a God of detail.

Interactive course: Tell the Story, an International Centre forExcellence in Leadership (ICEL) primer on Chronological Bible Storying available from www.imbresources.org.

B. B. Warfield’s

Jesus spent three-and-a-half years modeling a methodology to the Twelve. He knew that the mission of reaching the world would be left in the hands of his people, the church. Rather than just teaching truth, Jesus lived in such a way that his followers could see the practical application of truth in everyday life. The Scriptures record Jesus living