Though none go with me
(don't just sit there... DO something!)
Many churches, including ours, trend toward a
modern worship style. Fortunately, many
also find that the lyrical content of old hymns (a common if somewhat redundant
moniker) to be rich and worthy of celebration and inclusion. A
leadership book I’ve been reading included this reference to the fourth verse
of one such song: “though none go with me, still I will follow”. Being
a leader means more than merely casting a vision. You need to actually get up and demonstrate
the courage of your convictions! You
hope and pray that others will come along, but it’s not always guaranteed.
“If anyone
serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will my servant be also. If anyone serves me, the Father will honor
him.” John 12:26
Sometimes the Christian walk feels like you’re
at the head of a joyful parade down Main Street. Other times it feels like you’re on a lonely
walk through a bad neighborhood. Either
way you’re on the right track when you’re going where God wants you to go and
doing what he’s called you to do. The
strength to persevere comes from keeping your eyes on the destination and your
heart set on the rightness of your mission.
Serving the cause of Christ brings honor from the Father. That much is guaranteed!
Thanks
for all you do.
Brian
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Volume 7,
Number 37
Labels: courage, John 12:26, leadership
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