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He said to His disciples, "Why are you so afraid? Do you still have no faith?" Mark 4:40 NIV
In the Mark account of the storm calming that we have been studying Jesus implies that the disciples have �no� faith. In the Matthew account of this story, Jesus said, �you of �little� faith�. In the Luke passage He asked, �Where is your faith?� I did a little research here, because quite frankly I was confused. In the original language these phrases all mean about the same thing. You do realize that while the Bible is perfectly true, we are reading translations from the original language and they don�t always translate the way we speak today.
Jesus was basically saying, �You have such little faith, and it is positioned so inappropriately, that it is almost as if you have no faith at all.�
I must admit, while this helped explain the difference in the three accounts of the story, I was even more confused. Didn�t Jesus elsewhere say that with a faith the size of a mustard seed (cool name for a ministry by the way) that we could move mountains? So Jesus commends a small faith. So, why does He seem to condemn it in the disciple�s in this passage.
Let me share with you the truth God is trying to teach me. It isn�t the size of a person�s faith that is important to God. It is the size of the OBJECT of a person�s faith. Jesus didn�t condemn the size of the disciple�s faith. He condemned the size of the object of their faith. Jesus was condemning the disciples for seeing God as too small.
If the disciples had realized the size and the power of the One with them in the boat, they wouldn�t have had to be afraid. He was big enough and strong enough to meet all their needs.
How big is your God? How big is the object of your faith? You see, it doesn�t really matter how big your faith is if the thing or person you are placing your faith in isn�t big enough! If you place your faith in an airplane that won�t fly, it won�t m atter how big your faith in, you�re grounded!
Are you trusting in the power and magnitude of the God who can speak a creation into existence? How big is your God?
Dear God, forgive us for seeing You smaller than You are. Help us to see You bigger than we ever imagined, because You are!
In the Mark account of the storm calming that we have been studying Jesus implies that the disciples have �no� faith. In the Matthew account of this story, Jesus said, �you of �little� faith�. In the Luke passage He asked, �Where is your faith?� I did a little research here, because quite frankly I was confused. In the original language these phrases all mean about the same thing. You do realize that while the Bible is perfectly true, we are reading translations from the original language and they don�t always translate the way we speak today.
Jesus was basically saying, �You have such little faith, and it is positioned so inappropriately, that it is almost as if you have no faith at all.�
I must admit, while this helped explain the difference in the three accounts of the story, I was even more confused. Didn�t Jesus elsewhere say that with a faith the size of a mustard seed (cool name for a ministry by the way) that we could move mountains? So Jesus commends a small faith. So, why does He seem to condemn it in the disciple�s in this passage.
Let me share with you the truth God is trying to teach me. It isn�t the size of a person�s faith that is important to God. It is the size of the OBJECT of a person�s faith. Jesus didn�t condemn the size of the disciple�s faith. He condemned the size of the object of their faith. Jesus was condemning the disciples for seeing God as too small.
If the disciples had realized the size and the power of the One with them in the boat, they wouldn�t have had to be afraid. He was big enough and strong enough to meet all their needs.
How big is your God? How big is the object of your faith? You see, it doesn�t really matter how big your faith is if the thing or person you are placing your faith in isn�t big enough! If you place your faith in an airplane that won�t fly, it won�t m atter how big your faith in, you�re grounded!
Are you trusting in the power and magnitude of the God who can speak a creation into existence? How big is your God?
Dear God, forgive us for seeing You smaller than You are. Help us to see You bigger than we ever imagined, because You are!
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David's First Giant, by Phil Ware
David bent over and reached down into the brook that ran through the
Valley of Elah. The water ran swiftly over the rocky bed of this
seasonal creek. The water had already begun to dry up from the use of
the two armies over the last 40 days and with the passage of spring
into early summer. One by one, David carefully chose the smooth stones
for his sling -- five of them. He put all five into his shepherd's bag.
He grabbed his sling in one hand and carried his staff in the other as
he approached the giant of Philistia named Goliath.
This life-story out of Israel's past, part of the faith and family
heritage of Jesus, is one of the most beloved in Scripture by people of
all ages (1 Samuel 17:1-58). Courage conquers cowardice. Youthful
idealism triumphs over complacent realism. Faith is victorious over
fear. The little guy slays the giant. The nobody is wildly successful
as warriors of note sit it out on the sidelines. David will be Israel's
king: his faith and his fame will do publicly what God's choice had
done privately through Samuel.
However, before David can slay Goliath, he had to first overcome
another giant: his importance as a young man was discounted by
everyone. David was the youngest of eight sons. He was not even
considered important enough to invite to the consecration service with
Samuel, Jesse, and his older seven brothers -- he was off doing "boys
work," tending the family sheep (1 Samuel 16:4-11). David came to the
Valley of Elah, where his oldest three brothers were stationed with the
army of Saul. He was simply the "gopher" -- the boy bringing food to
his brothers and their commanders. He was not even noticed until he
inserted himself in the discussion.
David spoke of his shock at the blasphemous posturing of Goliath and
his frustration with the lack of response from God's warriors.
"Who is this uncircumcised Philistine that he should defy the
armies of the living God?" (1 Samuel 17:26)
Offended that his kid brother would say anything, David's oldest
brother, Eliab, fired back a scathing and belittling flurry of words
intended to shame David and put him in his place.
"Why have you come down here? And with whom did you leave those few
sheep in the wilderness? I know how conceited you are and how
wicked your heart is; you came down only to watch the battle" (1
Samuel 18:28).
David's first giant was the giant of low expectations. In the eyes of
pretty much all those around him, David was just a youth -- a shepherd
boy. He was just an idealistic kid-poet and solo-singer for a bunch of
woolies in the wilderness. He didn't know how to wear armor, much less
face the giants of "the real adult world." He was barely worthy to
chase sheep and fetch the lunch of real warriors. He was not old enough
or big enough to fight the real battles of God, faith, and real men --
least not till Goliath lay dead in the Valley of Elah.
David's first giant was the giant of low expectations because he was
young. This is not a giant found in the camp of the enemy, but a close
to home giant. This giant often afflicts older generations as we look
upon our young. Paul would warn Timothy centuries later to not let this
happen to him (1 Timothy 4:12). Unfortunately, this same giant is found
in many of our churches, parachurch organizations, and ministries
today.
For some reason, people of faith often prefer to make the mistakes of
complacency, delay, over-analysis, bad timing, and gridlock, rather
than make the mistakes of youthful idealism. We would rather bore our
young adults to death protecting them from the dangers of the adult
world and leaving them without challenging examples of vibrant and
risky faith. We would rather pander to their whims than challenge them
to leave the kids table and join us at the adult table of faith,
passion, decision, courage, and service.
For all the deficits that King Saul brought to the people of God in his
later years, he made one very crucial and good decision. He gave David
the opportunity to show his faith and lead God's people to victory.
Saul showed his support by trying to outfit David for battle. He
extended a public blessing on David as he went to face the giant. He
risked the battle with real lives at stake to a young man without
apparent experience. The real question is whether we will do the same
with the young adult visionaries of our day?
Shouldn't Saul's words ring in our ears and challenge us to call our
young adult believers forward in leadership?
I pray that our words will be, "Go, and the LORD be with you" and
that we will do all we can to equip them to serve, and go with them
to serve the Kingdom of God! (1 Samuel 17:37).
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Why do we expect so little spiritual maturity out of our young people
when we see deep spiritual depth in young adults in Scripture like Mary
the mother of Jesus (Luke 1:26-56), Timothy (Acts 16:1-5; 1
Thessalonians 3:1-5; Philippians 2:19-23; 1 Timothy 4:12), King Josiah
(2 Kings 22:1-20; 2 Kings 23:1-3), as well as King David?
How do we include our young adults in the discussions about the future,
leadership, and outreach to the lost of our culture?
Why do we expect so little spiritual maturity out of our young
people?
* Why is it so hard for us to let young adults step up to leadership
roles in the work of the Kingdom?
* Why is idealism often associated with youth and contrasted with the
wise pragmatism of age?
* How do we find a place for both of these in our work for the
Kingdom?
Matthew's gospel talks about experiencing God as Immanuel through Jesus
in four ways: (1) through Scripture centered on Jesus as its
fulfillment (Matthew 1:23); (2) through radical community where
confession, forgiveness, and accountability are practiced openly (Matthew
18:20); (3) through service to others in need (Matthew 25:40); and (4)
through mission across cultures to walk along side people until they
give their lives fully to Christ in obedient living (Matthew 28:18-20).
* How can these four avenues of experiencing Jesus become an
opportunity for our young believers in Jesus to grow and become
ready for leadership?
* Why is each of these important in different ways and in different
stages of our discipleship journey?
* Which of these is most important for our young believers in Christ
right now?
* Which of these are young adult believers in your circle of
influence most ready to help lead the people of God today right
now?
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* When I Was Your Age
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* The Wait
http://www.heartlight.org/articles/200201/20020108_wait.html
* Southern Hills Church of Christ
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MORNING:
"Joint heirs with Christ."
-- Romans 8:17
The boundless realms of his Father's universe are Christ's by
prescriptive right. As "heir of all things," he is the sole proprietor
of the vast creation of God, and he has admitted us to claim the whole
as ours, by virtue of that deed of joint-heir-ship which the Lord hath
ratified with his chosen people. The golden streets of paradise, the
pearly gates, the river of life, the transcendent bliss, and the
unutterable glory, are, by our blessed Lord, made over to us for our
everlasting possession. All that he has he shares with his people. The
crown royal he has placed upon the head of his Church, appointing her a
kingdom, and calling her sons a royal priesthood, a generation of
priests and kings. He uncrowned himself that we might have a coronation
of glory; he would not sit upon his own throne until he had procured a
place upon it for all who overcome by his blood. Crown the head and the
whole body shares the honour. Behold here the reward of every Christian
conqueror! Christ's throne, crown, sceptre, palace, treasure, robes,
heritage, are yours. Far superior to the jealousy, selfishness, and
greed, which admit of no participation of their advantages, Christ
deems his happiness completed by his people sharing it. "The glory
which thou gavest me have I given them." "These things have I spoken
unto you, that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be
full." The smiles of his Father are all the sweeter to him, because his
people share them. The honours of his kingdom are more pleasing,
because his people appear with him in glory. More valuable to him are
his conquests, since they have taught his people to overcome. He
delights in his throne, because on it there is a place for them. He
rejoices in his royal robes, since over them his skirts are spread. He
delights the more in his joy, because he calls them to enter into it.
EVENING:
"He shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry them in his
bosom."
-- Isaiah 40:11
Who is he of whom such gracious words are spoken? He is THE GOOD
SHEPHERD. Why doth he carry the lambs in his bosom? Because He hath a
tender heart, and any weakness at once melts his heart. The sighs, the
ignorance, the feebleness of the little ones of his flock draw forth
his compassion. It is his office, as a faithful High Priest, to
consider the weak. Besides, he purchased them with blood, they are his
property: he must and will care for that which cost him so dear. Then
he is responsible for each lamb, bound by covenant engagements not to
lose one. Moreover, they are all a part of his glory and reward.
But how may we understand the expression, "He will carry them"?
Sometimes he carries them by not permitting them to endure much trial.
Providence deals tenderly with them. Often they are "carried" by being
filled with an unusual degree of love, so that they bear up and stand
fast. Though their knowledge may not be deep, they have great sweetness
in what they do know. Frequently he "carries" them by giving them a
very simple faith, which takes the promise just as it stands, and
believingly runs with every trouble straight to Jesus. The simplicity
of their faith gives them an unusual degree of confidence, which
carries them above the world.
"He carries the lambs in his bosom." Here is boundless affection. Would
he put them in his bosom if he did not love them much? Here is tender
nearness: so near are they, that they could not possibly be nearer.
Here is hallowed familiarity: there are precious love-passages between
Christ and his weak ones. Here is perfect safety: in his bosom who can
hurt them? They must hurt the Shepherd first. Here is perfect rest and
sweetest comfort. Surely we are not sufficiently sensible of the
infinite tenderness of Jesus!
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