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Prescription For A Weary Worker - #2890
If you're in Weary Valley, you're prone to discouragement, to thoughts of quitting what you were called to do, to mechanical ministry. It's time to get your eyes back on Jesus. It was His love that compelled you to serve in the first place. Go back to the cross, where you came in.
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-hindrances/prescription-for-a-weary-worker-2890
My Monthly Bible Reader :: Outreach to Children
My Monthly Bible Reader is a program through which Biblica, in affiliation with Compassion International and other ministries, gives children in 21 countries copies of a magazine every month in their own language.
http://biblica.com/ministry/project.php?outreach=1996
Children 4 Christ (C4C)
Children 4 Christ (C4C) is a groundbreaking Biblca program that strengthens the Church by evangelizing and strengthening its children. Another key emphasis of this outreach is to provide leadership training to national Christians to implement C4C in its churches.
http://biblica.com/ministry/project.php?outreach=1208
Equipping Leaders Ministry Outreach
Through Biblica's Equipping Leaders project, we train pastors and leaders to use Scripture to strengthen others for evangelistic outreach and personal discipleship.
http://biblica.com/ministry/project.php?outreach=1972
Scripture Ministry Outreach
Biblica provides Scripture around the world. See our projects in Africa, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America
http://biblica.com/ministry/project_list.php
Scripture Ministry to Children
Reaching children and youth for Jesus Christ through His Word is a Biblica priority. That's because youngsters are more likely than any other age group to receive the truth of the gospel and act upon it.
http://biblica.com/ministry/bible-children.php
Hard-Earned Credentials - #2636
The pain you've been through may never make much sense until you see Jesus and He shows you the grand design. But until then, offer that pain to Him as credentials, to make a difference for Him to other wounded people. Remember, your wounds are your credentials.
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-hard-times/hard-earned-credentials-2636
The Names in the Foundation - #5903
We all know what a world-changer Simon Peter turned out to be because of someone who loved him enough to bring him to Jesus. There's someone like that in your life; someone who will probably never make it to Jesus if you don't bring them. And God is trying to plant their name deep in the foundation of your heart, so that person becomes your own personal spiritual mission.
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-mission/the-names-in-the-foundation-5903
No Such Thing As Retirement - #5809
You can retire from a career. You can retire from a company or an occupation, but you can't retire from the service of Jesus Christ! There are those who say, "Well, I've served my time. I've done my part. I'll just sit here and rest until Jesus comes for me." Listen, when you love the Lord Jesus, when you've surrendered your life to His leadership, you don't look for an opportunity to quit.
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-personal-power/no-such-thing-as-retirement-5809
Ministry - a Christian perspective
The early church ran into logistical difficulties as their food distribution and other charity work cut into the disciples' ministry time and efforts. The solution was to appoint people within the church to tend to day-to-day affairs, while those who had been called to ministry were left free to pursue that.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts%206:1-4&version=NIV

