Challenged
We’ve been blessed to have George Snyman, CEO of Hands at Work in Africa in Australia for three weeks visiting schools, churches and groups, sharing the work they do in Africa.
He came to our church in Whittlesea this weekend and really challenged the socks off our church family, from the mens, ladies and youth groups to the congregation as a whole during the morning and evening services.
I’m going to get a copy and post it online it’s just so inspiring.
Basically his challenge was to ask yourself where your fingerprints were in the world? His thought was that we have individual fingerprints because one day Jesus is going to ask us to show where our fingerprints are in the world, in the lives of the orphans, widows, the sick and the broken.
It’s a huge challenge to forget yourself and live for others, but oh how great the reward.
Our Pastor said recently during a conversation we had about the bushfires and all the challenges we faced as a church to minister to our hurting community, what else would you want to be doing?
Truly, living an inwards looking life at what you have or don’t have, or growing and connecting with people around and really leaving a positive fingerprint in someones life.
I love George for challenging our church, they were so shocked from his message noone clapped even!!! Ha ha!!
I sincerely hoped though that some went away and took up the challenge to serve others and leave fingerprints where they matter most.
It’s funny people say they look for God, but really He isn’t hard to find, you only need go where the orphans, widows, sick and hurting are. It’s there you’ll not only find God, but find your true self.





It was certainly quite inspiring and challenging. And your final paragraph is quite true too.
Nice work!