Years ago, our pastor asked me to lead a weekly bible study. My first response was, "How much time will this take?"
As he mentally calculated the effort needed to run the study, a scriptural verse popped into my head.
Christ was speaking to Simon Peter, but he may as well been addressing me:
Do you love me?
Feed my sheep. John 21:17
I paused for a moment, but the verse resurfaced:
Do you love me?
Feed my sheep. John 21:17
I waved my hands at my pastor, who was still deep in calculations. "It doesn't matter," I said. "I'll do it."
I don't know how this happened, but I led the study and I didn't feel any kind of a squeeze on my time. In fact, I actually felt I had more time than before. It was one of my best decisions....ever!
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