Famous: The Lumberjacks Of Solomon (PruittWrites Bible Commentaries)
Book Details
Author(s)Timothy J Pruitt
PublisherPruittWrites.com
ISBN / ASINB01A17MOVO
ISBN-13978B01A17MOV9
Sales Rank99,999,999
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Psalms 74:5-6
5 A man was famous according as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees.
I love how God reveals Scripture to us through individual study. That's how this, first message, and now eBook came about. Later it became a sermon, but first, it was daily bread. In, what seemed like the middle of this chapter, this verse stood out above all the rest.
My mind was filled with questions. Who was this man? What was his name? Where did he come from? I began to seek out the answers to these, and the other questions, birthed from the answers.
It also led to an entirely new understanding of the word famous, and why I believe God intended for His Church to be famous. While I'll wait until the conclusion to share this with you, let me say this.
It's my belief that God wants to make every Christian famous in their circle of influence. This has nothing to do with either arrogance or ego, but with outreach. I don't want to give it away, but how can obscure people spread an enormous message?
5 A man was famous according as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees.
I love how God reveals Scripture to us through individual study. That's how this, first message, and now eBook came about. Later it became a sermon, but first, it was daily bread. In, what seemed like the middle of this chapter, this verse stood out above all the rest.
My mind was filled with questions. Who was this man? What was his name? Where did he come from? I began to seek out the answers to these, and the other questions, birthed from the answers.
It also led to an entirely new understanding of the word famous, and why I believe God intended for His Church to be famous. While I'll wait until the conclusion to share this with you, let me say this.
It's my belief that God wants to make every Christian famous in their circle of influence. This has nothing to do with either arrogance or ego, but with outreach. I don't want to give it away, but how can obscure people spread an enormous message?
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