Lew Clarkson

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Christians are called to be faithful stewards of the skills, time, energy, and resources God has given them. The sermon emphasizes that stewardship is not about success but about faithful management of God's business while He is away. It highlights examples from scripture, such as the widow of Nain's son, Peter's mother-in-law, and Zacchaeus, to illustrate how individuals responded to Christ's touch by actively ministering and straightening out their affairs. The message concludes by urging believers to use their God-given abilities for His honor and glory, investing in His work now rather than waiting, as Christ's return is imminent.

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That true Christian leadership and service stem from compassion, empathy, and a deep personal attraction to Jesus Christ, rather than mere intellectual knowledge or worldly success. Drawing from Ezekiel 34, The examples highlight the shepherd's responsibility to care for the flock, urging listeners to move beyond self-interest and worldly distractions to focus on God's will and the needs of others. The message concludes by stressing that effective ministry requires a willingness to be available to God and to serve others with total dedication, likening it to the pig's total commitment in the breakfast analogy.