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Trevor Lund

Trevor H. Lund is the founder of Live LIGHT Academy at LiveLight.ca with books, challenges and courses to help you not conform by be transformed. As the Creative Storyteller at RevTrev.com he releases his creative projects in words, videos and sound. Catch his past videos and live casts at https://revtrev.com/tv, and subscribe to his podcast at https://revtrev.com/radio As your host at the Cascade Chalet https://revtrev.com/chalet, he helps capable and caring people—who are growing weary in doing good—go from striving and stress to peace and purpose as they embrace and enjoy the life God created them for.

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  1. Jeff
    December 8, 2011 @ 4:03 am

    I am a staff member of a southern baptist church. When I first came to the church, we were without a pastor and those next two years were my most enjoyable. We then “called” a pastor. (I truly believe the church called this man and God didn’t). But since the inception of his “ministry”, our church has experienced terrible lost physically, emotionally, financially and spiritually. The Holy Spirit has been doing a “disciplinary” work in my life from the first day the pastor came on staff. I admit that my attitude has been inconsistent, but I can tell that God is doing this work in me. It’s difficult and I’ve clearly not passed the test, but I believe my struggles in our present administration are being used as a form of discipline for purpose of my sanctification. It has been an intense struggle; and many times, I don’t understand. But I know my ways are not God’s ways and my thoughts aren’t His. I have to believe that God is doing an amazing work in me. I believe my time at this church is definitely God’s discipline in my life. I’m undergoing the pruning knife . . .and it’s taking years! Thanks for your blog.

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    • revtrev
      December 8, 2011 @ 2:39 pm

      Jeff,

      I find the best way to pass the test is to let the Word discipline me. I’m not saying I have it all together…far from it. The more I let the Word read me the less the Spirit allows me to get a way with. Thanks for your comment. I’ve whitelisted you so you can post anytime.

      Blessings

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      • Jeff
        March 8, 2012 @ 9:18 pm

        Revtrev,

        One thing that has really helped my attitude the last couple of months is that I’ve really began to pray for our pastor more intensely. I’m asking God to change him for the GOOD. It helps in that it forces me to look on the positive instead of the negative. And you probably know as well as I that it’s hard to be angry or disappointed in someone for whom you’re praying.

        Our church has a long way to go, but if I continue to pray in faith, believing for the best regarding God’s kingdom, I believe things will change. God certainly doesn’t want a wounded and dying church. I want to experience His abundant life in myself and my church. If it takes pruning, so be it. If it takes discipline, so be it. I just want to hear Him say to me one day, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.

        God’s best to you,
        Jeff

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  2. Neil @ Looking Towards Home
    September 23, 2011 @ 1:01 am

    I can’t wait for “Confessions of a Recovering Walking Oxymoron” to hit the streets! I could write a similar book… but I’d have to leave the “Oxy” bit out!

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  3. Kevin Martineau
    September 22, 2011 @ 11:51 am

    Thanks for mentioning my post Trevor! I appreciate it!

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    • revtrev
      September 22, 2011 @ 2:44 pm

      Kevin, thanks for being mentionable 🙂

      Reply

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