Sermons
John Niederhaus – February 3, 2019
Called to a Long Service
Today we launch into a character study of Jeremiah the prophet. He didn’t plan on being a prophet, nor did he think he was qualified to be a prophet. Yet, as it turned out, he served the Lord in exactly that role for over 40 years. What Jeremiah learned right off the bat is that God’s the One who does the calling! Likewise, the apostle Paul did not have any intentions of being an apostle of the Lord Jesus, but that didn’t stop Jesus from calling him to that office. Ditto for John, the youngest apostle who eventually became the oldest apostle. We need to hear God’s call too.
Scripture References: Acts 26:12-18, John 21:18-25, Jeremiah 1:1-10
From Series: “Sunday Sermons“
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