This was the second talk by Rick Murrill, from Chelmsford (see my previous post) We want to give each other permission – for you to be who God called you to be. How do we love the Lord with all our heart and being? The only way we know we’re doing it is when we catch ourselves doing it. Nothing meaningful takes place in my life, unless it’s expressed in the power of the Holy Spirit. Not just doing it. Not just stepping out in the strength we have. Imagine you’re standing on one side of the river. The Lord says I want you to cross over. There’s a bridge. That’s how we’d think we would go over. Now while I’m waiting on the Lord, the bridge blows up. But what the Lord says didn’t change. We assume the way it’s done – instead of submitting to the way the Lord wants to see it done. We look for that natural way. What does it mean to love the Lord? To desperately desire him. How do I express that? There’s […]
