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Power in weakness

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Life is not as it appears to be. We are led by today’s culture to imagine that God pitches his tent with the especially famous and powerful–those who can speak of ecstasies and miraculous power and who command large crowds as they jet from city to city and enjoy the spotlight of center stage–but it is not so. Christ pitches his tent with the weak and the unknown, the suffering shut-in, the anonymous pastor and missionary, the godly, quiet servants in the home and the marketplace.”

– Kent Hughes
Picked this up from Challies.com‘s post on Weakness

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