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Serving
Posted on January 30, 2012 by katherine
“The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Matthew 20:28
Bryan had a God given ability and talent for playing piano, singing, and worshiping. He could hear something & then play it beautifully. What you may not know is Bryan was also brilliant with technical things. He could figure out anything in the studio or with the computer. He was so smart. Everyone would always call him because Bryan just always knew the answer, no matter what it was. I smile at all the times he was on the phone counseling someone or trying to help figure out their technical problems. If he didn’t know the answer he would find out. No, was not in Bryan’s vocabulary. I remember one company wanted to hire him because he had figured out some technical stuff that no one else on the team had figured out.
Although Bryan could do all these wonderful things, he was a servant. He wanted to serve others in any way possible. The saying of JOY- Jesus Others You was his motto. Bryan’s life was so full and rich from serving.
Our Savior came to serve and give his life a ransom. He paid the ultimate price for us, first by serving then by dying in our place.
Is your motto - dying to serve?
Let’s re-evaluate our priorities, and stop trying to climb the corporate ladder and start on the first step- serving others.
Serving
Posted on January 30, 2012 by katherine
“The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Matthew 20:28
Bryan had a God given ability and talent for playing piano, singing, and worshiping. He could hear something & then play it beautifully. What you may not know is Bryan was also brilliant with technical things. He could figure out anything in the studio or with the computer. He was so smart. Everyone would always call him because Bryan just always knew the answer, no matter what it was. I smile at all the times he was on the phone counseling someone or trying to help figure out their technical problems. If he didn’t know the answer he would find out. No, was not in Bryan’s vocabulary. I remember one company wanted to hire him because he had figured out some technical stuff that no one else on the team had figured out.
Although Bryan could do all these wonderful things, he was a servant. He wanted to serve others in any way possible. The saying of JOY- Jesus Others You was his motto. Bryan’s life was so full and rich from serving.
Our Savior came to serve and give his life a ransom. He paid the ultimate price for us, first by serving then by dying in our place.
Is your motto - dying to serve?
Let’s re-evaluate our priorities, and stop trying to climb the corporate ladder and start on the first step- serving others.
