Comments on: THE POWER OF SERVANTHOOD – Part 2 http://www.sermonalive.com/servanthood/the-power-of-servanthood2 Where The Word Comes Alive Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:34:39 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Marlo Boux http://www.sermonalive.com/servanthood/the-power-of-servanthood2/comment-page-1#comment-165 Marlo Boux Wed, 19 Mar 2008 13:11:07 +0000 http://www.sermonalive.com/servanthood/the-power-of-servanthood2#comment-165 A wonderful book on authority is called Spiritual Authority by Watchman Nee. It is one of those books so filled with profound truth and revelation that it demands to be read multiple times to take it all in. I found it incredibly humbling and convicting. A wonderful book on authority is called Spiritual Authority by Watchman Nee. It is one of those books so filled with profound truth and revelation that it demands to be read multiple times to take it all in. I found it incredibly humbling and convicting.

]]> By: Dave Earley http://www.sermonalive.com/servanthood/the-power-of-servanthood2/comment-page-1#comment-163 Dave Earley Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:04:03 +0000 http://www.sermonalive.com/servanthood/the-power-of-servanthood2#comment-163 A family was planning on moving from Jonestown to Brownsville, and wanted to know what the people were like. They asked someone just outside of town what the people were like there. The man likewise asked them what the people were like in Jonestown. The family answered that they could not stand the people in Jonestown, they were bitter, and negative, and awful. Never had they had a good day in Jonestown. The man said he was sorry to tell them that they would find the same kind of people in Brownsville. Another family moving from Jonestown to Brownsville happened upon the same man outside of town, and asked him what the people were like in Brownsville. Likewise, he asked them what the people were like in Jonestown. They said that the people in Jonestown were loving, caring, supportive people, and that they loved the people in Jonestown. The man told them that he was happy to say they would find the same kind of people in Brownsville. It's all about the attitude! Just happened to hear that story again today on Walk in the Word. LOL Dave A family was planning on moving from Jonestown to Brownsville, and wanted to know what the people were like. They asked someone just outside of town what the people were like there. The man likewise asked them what the people were like in Jonestown. The family answered that they could not stand the people in Jonestown, they were bitter, and negative, and awful. Never had they had a good day in Jonestown. The man said he was sorry to tell them that they would find the same kind of people in Brownsville.

Another family moving from Jonestown to Brownsville happened upon the same man outside of town, and asked him what the people were like in Brownsville. Likewise, he asked them what the people were like in Jonestown. They said that the people in Jonestown were loving, caring, supportive people, and that they loved the people in Jonestown. The man told them that he was happy to say they would find the same kind of people in Brownsville.

It’s all about the attitude!

Just happened to hear that story again today on Walk in the Word. LOL

Dave

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