Personal Ministry | Saved and Now What | Mahlon LeCroix

Bro. Mahlon explores Acts 9:32–43 to argue that the church is a body where every member is called to active service rather than a theater for spectators. Drawing from the examples of Peter and Tabitha, he outlines three essential requirements for effective personal ministry: being active in seeking opportunities, remaining available despite a busy schedule, and finding simple, practicalways to meet needs. The message concludes with a challenge to "get busy living for Christ and get busy dying to self," emphasizing that consistent personal ministry is the primary way to see others turned toward the Lord.  www.shoalcreekbaptist.org