"Where There Is No Vision"
There is this vacant lot I drive by every day on my way to work that until just a couple of weeks ago had this partially constructed house on it. Whenever I looked at it, I wondered what happened that it was never finished. Here's a video on the site of the unfinished house and a short message to my congregation about the sermons I am preaching for the next two weeks: Funny thing. I shot that video before leaving on a trip to the Holy Land for two weeks. While I was gone, whoever owns the property decided to tear down the house. Ironic. Whatever plans that someone had for that house a long time ago when they started building it are fairly irrelevant now. The vision was lost and now even the reminder of lost vision is gone. Maybe somebody with a better vision will come along and make something happen on that vacant lot. Here's why a vision is necessary: When you don't have one, or you lose the one you had, things start falling apart. And...