David Miller’s sermon today was on the idol worship of self—when we try to play God. The first Sunday school lesson was on the amazingly personal love of God: “The Bible says that God knows when a sparrow falls to the ground.” Each of us is in the palm of God’s hand. The second lesson celebrated those who work with youth in positive ways. The lesson observed that it is “hard to imagine anything more challenging than being a Christian teenager in today’s culture.” The third lesson taught that as Christians we need to act passionately to help bring abundant life to others. The fourth lesson was summed up by Mitch in observing that God is in the recycling business. (“The Son of Man came to seek out and to save the lost” Luke 19:10.) God finds the broken and discarded then gives them new life. When we see someone scavenging through a refuse bin, we should remember that God is in the same business.
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