The problem is how success and failure are being defined. Many see Jeremiah’s ministry as a failure because no one responded to his message, and it might even be possible to say that he may have felt like a failure. However, by God’s standards he was a great success.
Success and failure should not be defined by outcome (a worldly perspective) but on faithfulness (a biblical perspective).
Love this! It’s a question I’m asking myself… good stuff, Eric!
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An example…
I like the vide of FAMOUS FAILURE (bluefish TV).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yetHqWODp0
The problem is how success and failure are being defined. Many see Jeremiah’s ministry as a failure because no one responded to his message, and it might even be possible to say that he may have felt like a failure. However, by God’s standards he was a great success.
Success and failure should not be defined by outcome (a worldly perspective) but on faithfulness (a biblical perspective).
great question eric and one that historically holds true with many of the great inventions…off to fail some more. lol
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