Perhaps we should not even copy ourselves. I’ve looked in my sermon barrel on occasion. The conclusion was these messages were given at a certain time, a certain, place, to a certain people. The Spirit used them for purpose he set forth.
Matthew N. Petersen
10 years ago
How do you differentiate between “copying” and “imitation”?
Perhaps we should not even copy ourselves. I’ve looked in my sermon barrel on occasion. The conclusion was these messages were given at a certain time, a certain, place, to a certain people. The Spirit used them for purpose he set forth.
How do you differentiate between “copying” and “imitation”?
Perhaps it’s more about being a lamb worthy to open the scroll. If the word you bring has freshly cut you in pieces, your words will send the Spirit.
I thought this was helpful: http://www.crosswalk.com/blogs/dr-ray-pritchard/dont-be-a-sermon-stealer.html