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What’s calling for your attention?

March 18, 2011 by Ian and Julie Fallis

Two of the Mwinika men helping translate.
Two of the Mwinika men helping translate.

“Good bread! Fresh bread!”

The loud calls of the woman in the street came right through the walls of the house where Phil Henderson and some Mwinika men were translating Bible passages in preparation for teaching.

Then a potential buyer started calling back and forth with her, sounding out price and quality and quantity. The concentration was broken, and they stalled in John Chapter 6.

But one of the men pointed back to a verse they had just translated: “I am the bread of life.” (John 6:35)

“Come on,” he said. “Let’s get back to work. She is just selling bread that doesn’t last.”

Bible teaching began this month among the Mwinika people. So this came from a man who has yet to get the opportunity to place his faith in Christ. But his priorities were straight.

There’s plenty of stuff that doesn’t last calling out for our attention. Don’t let it distract you from the eternal.

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