The other day I received an email that had a video of a Steve Harvey performance wherein he did an Introduction of Christ to a room full of people. I found it on Youtube.
I find it interesting that some people like Steve Harvey can get up on stage before a big crowd and do such a great job of leading the entire group.
That's not one of my gifts. You wouldn't really want me to be introducing anyone to a big crowd like that. And I wouldn't want to either so it kind of works out I guess.
Somehow I suspect that "needs no introduction" part is the most significant. That's how it was for me anyway when I met actually did meet Jesus. Wasn't any doubt in my mind who He was. You hear that a lot about needs no introduction but there are whole bunch of folks that I have no idea who they are or why I should know them. But Jesus truly does need no introduction.
I've heard people say when they get to heaven the first thing they're going to do is run up and ask God why something or other happened or throw their arms around Him or some other very familiar kind of thing.
But I bet it will be more like when I first saw the ocean or the Grand Canyon or my newborn babies. I stood there in awe and reverence trying to make my mind grasp some little sliver of the reality of it all.
Except that being in His presence will be so much beyond any experience I can imagine.
But Steve Harvey surely did a great job and surely did make me think.
No matter who tries to introduce you though you still have to go to Him yourself. Amazing how that works.
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i am like you. i think i will just stand there and be in awe.
I really had to do some strange stuff to get to the comment section of this entry. Wierd!!
Anyway, I love his introduction. I have often thought about all the questions I would have but you are right, I would probably just stand there with my mouth hanging open. I can't even imagine what that day will be like.
What a day that will be!
I think we won't have to ask anything; our questions will all be answered. There won't be anything but glory.
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