Born for Greatness - People are our Passion - Special Guest Speaker Glen Berteau
FEARLESS9 Heinä 2018

Born for Greatness - People are our Passion - Special Guest Speaker Glen Berteau

Everyone always talks about Jesus turning water into wine, but when Jesus created this miracle in John 2:1-11, He was actually fulfilling a need. At this time in history, if anyone would've thrown a party, or in this case, a wedding, and ran out of food or wine, it was considered poor form and they would've shamed the man for his entire lifetime. Although this man's highest need may have been salvation, that was not his immediate need at that given time. As Jesus acknowledged this, he fulfilled the need, removing the window for shame to come in, and in turn, the miracle was witnessed by his disciples (something that the disciples needed to experience, as well). In this podcast, Pastor Glen Berteau shared several real-life stories of how simple it is to reach others when we just approach everything with the heart of Jesus. A question as simple as, "Can I pray with you about something?" can ultimately bring down the walls between us (the Church) and the lost. Ultimately, we need to make an effort to find common ground in order to fulfill the highest need. We can trust Jesus in this as we walk in faith that His lost children will be not only loved, but it will eventually lead them back to the Father.

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