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opportunity at the speedway

 


We are back at the speedway serving along side some of the greatest team members in all the world.  Raceway Ministries in Martinsville offers refreshments, worship services, ADA guest assistance and lots of conversations about Jesus.  It is an honor to serve at our local speedway.


Romans 1:10  NLT  

One of the things I always pray for is the opportunity, God willing, to come at last to see you.

 

We all have opportunities.  Do we take them?  There are opportunities around us.  Do we see them?  And even more, do we care about the opportunities given to us?

 

Paul prayed for opportunities as the verse above says.  His eyes were open, and he was asking for a chance to use his story to help others.  We have the same kind of opportunities.

 

This week is just one more of those for the team I get to serve with.  It is time for the work of Raceway Ministries at Martinsville Speedway.  When the world comes to our town, I believe Jesus would have us in the middle of the crowd taking an opportunity to share Him with race fans.

 

Please pray for this ministry and the opportunities in front of us.  Pray for each member of our team and all the fans we will serve.


Colossians 4:5  NLT  

Live wisely among those who are not believers, and make the most of every opportunity.

 

Here are opportunities to talk about Jesus.  When people see our love and faith, ears and hearts will open.  Then conversations will happen.  Some questions will be asked.  Then lives will be changed by God.  Look for opportunities. 

 

Luke 21:13  NLT  

But this will be your opportunity to tell them about me.

 

Don’t miss the opportunity.  Live it out.  Have the conversation.  Look around you.  See what God is doing and go where He is leading.  These are the special and blessed opportunities God is giving you and me!

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