About “Being A Servant”, today Rachel
Ong did speak
At Matthew chapter 20 verse 26 we first
did peek
“You must be a servant” in order to
“become great”This follows the example of Jesus, she did state
She then mentioned four in God’s “Hall
of Fame”
Samson, David, Solomon, and Joseph by
nameThey all descended from Abraham and were leaders
That all were tempted is known to biblical readers
There were also differences, Rachel did impart
Samson the strong man, David the shepherd heart
Solomon the wise leader, and Joseph the servant
The latter stayed strong despite temptation fervent
Joseph is the only one who did not into immorality fall
Because on his servant heart he did continually call
Rachel said that a true servant has
traits numbering four
Although these can easily lead one to
generate moreA desire to do great things for those they served is first
Also to concentrate on being profitable without being reversed
Always having an attitude of joyfulness was third
Fourth was not holding grudges, even when slurred
It is clear that these four traits did Joseph possess
So in resisting temptation, he had lots of success
To develop a servant heart, Rachel
mentioned four ways
These are useful reminders to remember
all of our daysFirst is a desire to accomplish great things for God
Rachel gave John chapter 14 verse 12 a big nod
Second is to turn manual tasks into expressions of love
Per 1 Corinthians 10:31, do all for the glory of God above
To develop the five essential qualities of a servant was third
Availability, initiative, diligence, creativity, and wisdom we heard
The fourth step is to develop competence and skill
Per Proverbs 22:29, don’t be just run-of-the-mill
Jesus was the ultimate servant-leader
when here on earth
What others said and did to him did not
determine his worthHe humbled himself, Paul said in Philippians two verse seven
Even though he had strength and wisdom from heaven
By taking on this servant mentality, he did not ever sin
In the end, he sacrificed his life so salvation we could win
As per the song, we should dare to do more
By serving others, we open heaven’s door
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