His first place of service was as a youth leader at Allegheny Baptist Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he ministered four years before sensing the Lord’s call to plant a church. God transformed his heart, and soon redirected his path with a call to the ministry and the pursuit of a theology degree. It was through the ministry of Landmark Baptist Church in Cincinnati that he became a believer in 1975. Don't let them miss heaven.Mike Edwards met and married the love of his life while they were both students at the University of Cincinnati. This is eternal life-or-death for someone you know. When it's life-or-death, you do whatever it takes to deliver the life. Now He's trusting you to be His connection to some of the people He died for on that cross, who He came and died to rescue. God went to great lengths to bring them life, and He went all the way to a cross on Skull Hill. God has dropped eternal life right in the middle of them and you're the one carrying it. That's why you are with the people you're with. Now God says to you, speaking of the people you live close to, that you work with, that you go to school with, "I have seen their misery, I have heard them crying out, and I am coming down to rescue them, and I am sending you." I am sending you." I could just hear Moses saying, "Wait a minute here!" But God was reaching to desperate people by bringing life within their reach - by putting Moses in the middle of them - Moses, His chosen representative. So I have come down to rescue them." I can just hear Moses saying, "Yes! God's going to do something about the lostness of my people! All right!" The Lord said, "I have indeed seen the misery of My people - I have heard them crying out - I am concerned about their suffering. In our word for today from the Word of God in Exodus 3:7, the Lord is telling Moses about His plans to rescue Moses' very hurting people. But "the whole thing is a loss if we don't put it where they can get it." God sent His Son on the ultimate rescue mission-to give His life for people you know - so they can live forever. So, God clearly commands you and me to "Rescue those being led away to death hold back those staggering toward slaughter" ( Proverbs 24:11). People without the Savior who died for them are dying people according to God. He says, "He who has the Son has life he who does not have the Son of God does not have life" ( 1 John 5:12). If you know Jesus, and you know someone who doesn't, God has assigned you to a life-or-death mission. When you're bringing a delivery that can mean life-or-death, you do whatever it takes to get it there and put it where they can reach it. I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about "Putting Life Within Their Reach."
I'll bet! He said, "The whole thing is a loss if we don't put it where they can get it." The pilot for this amazing mercy mission said it was his most difficult mission. It was an incredible true adventure, and it worked. Once the life-giving supplies were dropped, the ground people had just seven minutes to collect those bundles before the cold weather damaged or destroyed their contents.
Those barrels were marking the drop point. Air Force plane took on the mission, flying in driving snow and limited visibility, with just enough fuel to get back, searching in that dark polar winter for a C-shaped chain of burning barrels somewhere down there in the snow. (And it really happened.) Getting those supplies though? Well, easier said than done.Ī U.S. Distant medical authorities determined that this lady had to receive some emergency medical supplies. Now, imagine being one of the women stationed there and discovering a lump that indicates you may have breast cancer. You are 840 miles from the nearest populated site and you're facing average winter temperatures of 80 below zero. When you work at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, you know there will be no physical link to the outside world for you between February and October.
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