Grasshopper sense
February 16, 2004 | 12:00am
Let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works. Hebrews 10:24
One grasshopper seems insignificant as it leaps across a field. But when it joins forces with other grasshoppers, the resulting swarm soon devour all the vegetation in its path.
Grasshoppers demonstrate the power of working together for a common cause. What they cannot do individually, they are able to accomplish together. In the Old Testament book of PROVERBS, the wise man Agur observed, "The locusts have no king, yet they all advance in ranks" (30:27).
We can learn a lesson from these little creatures. Followers of Christ can make far greater advances for Him when they act and pray together than they could ever make alone. When Christians are united in serving the Lord, they can become a mighty force for God in fulfilling His purposes for the church.
Although the New Testament urges us to possess a personal faith in Jesus Christ, it says nothing at all about a private faith. We need other believers, and other believers need us (HEBREWS 10:24-25).
Lets enjoy and contribute to the strength and fellowship of the unified body of Christ. An effective church will demonstrate the good sense of the grasshoppers by our cooperation and unity in the Holy Spirit. Haddon Robinson
We Christians have a kinship with
All others who believe,
And from that bond of faith and love
A mutual strength receive. Hess
READ: HEBREWS 10:19-25
We can accomplish more together than we can alone.
One grasshopper seems insignificant as it leaps across a field. But when it joins forces with other grasshoppers, the resulting swarm soon devour all the vegetation in its path.
Grasshoppers demonstrate the power of working together for a common cause. What they cannot do individually, they are able to accomplish together. In the Old Testament book of PROVERBS, the wise man Agur observed, "The locusts have no king, yet they all advance in ranks" (30:27).
We can learn a lesson from these little creatures. Followers of Christ can make far greater advances for Him when they act and pray together than they could ever make alone. When Christians are united in serving the Lord, they can become a mighty force for God in fulfilling His purposes for the church.
Although the New Testament urges us to possess a personal faith in Jesus Christ, it says nothing at all about a private faith. We need other believers, and other believers need us (HEBREWS 10:24-25).
Lets enjoy and contribute to the strength and fellowship of the unified body of Christ. An effective church will demonstrate the good sense of the grasshoppers by our cooperation and unity in the Holy Spirit. Haddon Robinson
We Christians have a kinship with
All others who believe,
And from that bond of faith and love
A mutual strength receive. Hess
READ: HEBREWS 10:19-25
We can accomplish more together than we can alone.
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