Jesus did not preach sermons in the hope that it would have a good effect generally. He chose people to get on with the task at hand. The Gospels spotlight many very ordinary individuals, even nameless people, and they become keys to spiritual truth.
The point to note is this – God not only deals with us as individuals, but He chooses us. He singles us out, just as He singled out Israel. All that God does is important, never insignificant, or incidental. Everything in nature, down to the dancing particles of the atom, moves in accordance with an ultimate Divine plan. The whole movement of creation works out the Divine will. When we are chosen, it is the direct act of God intervening personally as part of His eternal process. It has that kind of significance. We have a vital place in the Divine purpose. Faith puts us there. Agreed? REINHARD BONNKE
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