When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them because they were confused and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. He said to his disciples, “The harvest is great, but the workers are few.” —Matthew 9:36-37
As a teenager, I would hang around Spiritual Baptist. I would try to engage in conversation, but was afraid I would not be able to keep up with them. To me they were a very special people and on Saturdays when Bishop Blucher, then Pointer Blucher would visit Bequia. I wanted to be first at the service, right in the front. In my heart I was saying, “Talk to me. Don’t be put off me off. It is false. I was afraid to approach him to ask about Jesus, but deep in my heart I wanted that experience.
I would set up a make shift table, flowers and a bell of some sort. There in our backyard I would imitate everything I saw in the service, but it was not enough. Something was missing deep in my heart and soul. I was longing for God and the experience those folks had, I wanted to serve the Lord. I had a thirst and one night I heard Pointer Blucher minister and quote the Pilgrim’s Progress and I wanted that book. I acquired it and read it over and over, but there was still a void. Hallelujah one day I made the bold step to to enter into His gates with joy and here I am today some 30 years after still standing on His promises.
Most Christians who have a basic knowledge of the faith could have easily explained the gospel to someone like me. And there is a world full of people out there who are just like I was, waiting for someone to take a risk. They are waiting for someone like you to say, “I will go ahead and give it a go.” The worst-case scenario is they will say no. But what if they say yes? How willing are you to step out in faith and be used of Him?
Your brother,
Sir Godfrey Gregg D.Div
Co-Founder of The Mystical Order
www.mysticalorderinc.org
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