Pastor Steve’s Blog

As we approach the wind down of summer and the ever-quickening pace of back to school, we begin to wonder how did the summer pass so quickly? 

I ponder all of the projects that I wanted to complete, but just didn’t complete. Most of them were physical projects around the house or my office that I told myself were vitally important. Was I attempting to fool myself? If they were so absolutely important, why do they remain unfinished?

  1.  God’s priorities are higher than our priorities. My priorities pale in comparison to God’s. My vision is only for a brief period of time, but God’s vision is throughout eternity.
  2.  Because God’s priorities are higher than ours, we must listen to God’s priorities. If we slow down long enough and focus on God, we might just catch a vision that contains God’s plan. 
  3.  Once we catch God’s vision for our church, then we need to do everything in our power to align our vision with God’s. Service in God’s Kingdom is not a democracy, but an autocracy. In this world and autocracy is not a positive term, but as it relates to God it is the most wonderful term known to man. This suggests that God has a plan, a plan not to harm, but a plan to prosper.
  4.  Maybe you need a reminder nudge to prioritize God’s work. If that is you, please consider this as your reminder nudge. 
  5.  Boykins Baptist continues to have a strong ministry in Boykins and beyond, and we are looking to add additional ministries to support. Your ministry ideas are valued and appreciated!

I serve God by loving and serving you! It is my prayer that God will continue to strengthen our fellowship to accomplish his work in Boykins and beyond. I am grateful to each of you for your prayers and support of the ministry of Boykins Baptist. If you have not found a place that you can serve, please talk to me and we will find one together.

I believe that the best days of Boykins Baptist are in the future!

Grace and Peace: Pastor Steve

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