By Lynn A. Miller
Lynn A. Miller tells of what occurs once we open our hearts, wallets, schedules, companies or houses to others--revealing the enjoyment of "first-fruits dwelling" during which we provide the simplest of what God has provided us again to God. those relocating and infrequently hilarious real tales exhibit the relationship among God's stewardship and actual humans doing actual issues.
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Choosing when "enough is enough" of either might be one of the more crucial decisions we make. Arranging our lives so God's time can be spent in God's plan seems to be the doorway to being in God's will. Page 35 8 Roast Lamb and Fresh Bread Every once in awhile, right in the middle of a worship service, I have the strangest feeling that it probably was a lot more fun worshiping in the tabernacle in the desert. Just think of all the neat stuff they did back then during worship services. People brought all kinds of things to give to God, and they gave it in all kinds of ways.
Because I had two other assignments in Illinois the following week, I drove, rather than flew, to northern Wisconsin. Near Wassau late that evening I traveled through a heavy thunderstorm, emerging on the other side into the darkness of a cloudy sky. Earlier that month the odometer on my old car had turned over 200,000 miles. For the past several weeks I'd had trouble with the alternator belt slipping. Then the battery would run down if I drove with the lights on. So I decided to stay the night in Wassau.
A Contradiction in Terms 73 23. Love Those Phone Calls 76 24. Crippled by the Little Things 79 25. They Just Don't Get It 82 26. Firstfruits Family Evangelism 85 27. It Really Works 88 28. Self-Interest and Morality 91 29. Disposer of Human Remains 94 30. Remember Who You are 97 31. In the Right Place at the Right Time! 100 32. Not Just Showing Up 103 33. What Kind of Church is This? 105 34. That'll Preach! 108 The Author 112 Page 9 Preface Late in the spring of 1991, having survived a recent pastoral evaluation and comfortably settled into a new four-year contract, I went to my office on a Tuesday morning.