You may not consider yourself an actor. But in this life you are a performer.
I’m not saying God created us just to put on a show for Him.
I do think He created each of us to perform a unique role in His story.
Being called on to perform is incredibly scary. As you stand backstage waiting for the curtain to rise in your life, the weight of your burden can become suffocating.
As you run through the lines you’ve rehearsed in your head, you wonder about everything that could possibly go wrong.
It’s called Stage Fright. It’s a feeling every performer understands. It’s a force every performer must overcome each night.
Just when you’re about to make a break for the exit, the curtain finally rises.
When it’s time for you to hit the stage, you do your best to stick to the script you’ve seen so many other performers before you follow.
The problem is God didn’t create you to stick to a script. Instead we are called on to improvise. Continue reading
In his new book God’s Favorite Place On Earth, Frank Viola offers his take on God’s favorite place, the place Jesus seemed to take a shining to the most in His time on earth – the village of Bethany.