http://ajesusmoment.com/the-ministry-of-encouragement-part-8/ Developing a Disciple's Heart Tue, 03 Apr 2012 16:59:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://ajesusmoment.com/the-ministry-of-encouragement-part-8/comment-page-1/#comment-561 Carol Tue, 20 Jul 2010 02:15:13 +0000 http://ajesusmoment.com/?p=858#comment-561 Hi Pastor Steve, Our small gospel community group that meets on Sunday nights has taken Hebrews 10:24-25 as its memory verse. I do not have to consider how to consider how to spur these people in the group with me to love and good deeds because they already have it figured out. Within one seven day period, I witnessed the group leader's family leading a man with cerebal palsy to their car and giving him a ride home, the wife of a blind man leading not one but two blind people to their seats in church at the same time (she has been leading her blind husband around for 30 years), a couple who have a bible study at the homeless shelter putting their arms around and comforting a homeless man who broke down while he attended our services, and a young college kid taking a blind 15 year old through the buffet line and explaining to him all the various goodies laid out. These are the people I am in community group with, and it completely blows me away to witness their levels of service. All I can do is say to them, "Well done. Good job!" Hi Pastor Steve,
Our small gospel community group that meets on Sunday nights
has taken Hebrews 10:24-25 as its memory verse. I do not have
to consider how to consider how to spur these people in the group
with me to love and good deeds because they already have it figured
out. Within one seven day period, I witnessed the group leader’s family leading a man with cerebal palsy to their car and giving him a ride home, the wife of a blind man leading not one but two blind people to their seats in church at the same time (she has been leading
her blind husband around for 30 years), a couple who have a bible study at the homeless shelter putting their arms around and comforting a homeless man who broke down while he attended our services, and a young college kid taking a blind 15 year old through
the buffet line and explaining to him all the various goodies laid out. These are the people I am in community group with, and it completely blows me away to witness their levels of service. All I can do is say to them, “Well done. Good job!”

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