Thanks again for visiting and taking the time to comment. I want you to know that you’ve also encouraged me tremendously with your heartfelt and insightful comments.

I’ll be praying for your memorization effort. I’m already eager to hear how God blesses you and your congregation as you hide His Word in your heart, and preach it passionately and faithfully!

I realized while watching this that if I spend as much time hiding within my heart the Word of God instead of all of the other forgotten time-life-wasters I engage in . . .what an amazing transformation in life and ministry will occur.

I am currently preaching through Ephesians and will begin chapter 4 on Sunday. So, I have committed now to memorizing, at the very least, the unit I will be preaching on and “preaching” it as passionately as possible on Sunday. Pray that God empowers the effort and blesses His people through this.

I have two verses memorized so far and finished “preaching” them to my wife a little while ago!

Your blog is very encouraging. I pray that God use this platform as a means of grace to others and glory to God.

Kelly

Thanks so much for your encouraging comments. My reaction was the same as your the first time I saw that. I cried, and worshiped the Lord! What a powerful “sermon” indeed.

There’s an interesting follow-up to this post. Just this last Sunday, our pastor challenged our entire congregation to memorize Isaiah 52:13-53:12, as he preaches through the book. I’m eager to take up the challenge.

Absolutely amazing, I said amen! a dozen times, cried and praised the Lord during his powerful “sermon.” It’s been noted and is here clearly affirmed that Hebrews is a written sermon.

Thanks again for going with your hope that some might find this.

Kelly Bridenstine