Angielski
My Nets Yet to Drop serves as a revealing and a calling. A blowing of the shofar to all who have anchored their hope in God through the necessary and most magnificent blood sacrifice and resurrection of our Lord Jesus. To any who will hear the call, it's to bare your real faith, the actual faith reflected in your work and the work you are able to do. It's to challenge your faith to its highest expression and awaken to the holy required activity of discovering more of God in the mining through and charting of His mysteries. These writings are to challenge and speak specifically to those who have a heart for God to chase Him tenaciously in the uncommon places-the harder, less obvious places where few have mapped any portions of the maze of complexities that stand between our common understanding and the smallest exposure of His glory. In those places, full, limitless faith and the required work to produce such faith are the keys to the map of complete discovery of our Creator. I hope you will join me to no longer accept being one of the thousands of limited-faith Israelite soldiers who watched in awe as the boy David accepted their challenge with full faith. Let's become completely accomplished to ignore the taunts and jeers of the enemy, to quietly and confidently reach down for a few smooth stones to do our Father's work through our potential, limitless faith.
