…You know who I’m talking about. Numerous ministry leaders who are gracious, authentic, and engaging when talking with friends over lunch. But turn on the camera, or step into the pulpit, and they become someone else. Radio personalities suffer the same thing when they get in front of a microphone.
…Watch regular television and listen to the difference. Stop trying to be bigger than life. Be real. Speak normally. It doesn’t make you more anointed or powerful when you try to sound like God. Talk like everyone else, and you’ll be amazed at the connection.
Yes, that’s the key. Try talking with your friends the way you shout/yell/scream in the pulpit, I am sure they will send you to the psychiatric hospital.
I am so proud of everyone in this fellowship. I think presenting this hymn together is a wonderful thing as well. May Jesus’ sacrifical love constantly compels us in our lives, our fellowship, our families and our marriages.
What is it that makes a bunch of Christians, who never met before in their entire life, sing and share and live together as a family in the bond of love?