Messages From God's Humble Servant: Book 3

By David W. Crump

As the title states, this is the third book in the Messages series from Christian author David W. Crump. In book 3, the same theme is carried over from books 1 and 2.

In this book, David again serves as God's messenger, bringing you thoughts based on biblical scripture to help you find or renew your faith. He writes in easy-to-understand plain language using common symbols and everyday events to bring you God's messages clearly.

One example is the message entitled "If You Could Measure the Bible," where it says, "Think of the Bible as a treadmill, no matter how many steps you take, you never reach the end. In other words, the more your eyes are opened by the Scriptures, the more you yearn to see."

Another example is the message titled "I Rejoice in His Choice," which says, "By choosing me to be one of His Holy Messengers, God has given me an opportunity to use the gift that I freely received. He blessed me with the skillful use of words. With this gift, I glorify Him. I rejoice in His choice."

In Messages from God's Humble Servant, David has written compelling messages. The seeds of which are sent to him from our Father in Heaven to help those who are searching for the road that leads back to God.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Apr 27, 2021
• ISBN: 9781098071547

Book preview

The Godly Scribe’s Prayer

Thank you, Father, for the gift with which I have been blessed.

Let the words that I write be as songs of praise.

Let them be as prayers of worship.

Let them be as labor in the service of my

Father in Heaven.

Acts 13:49

And the word of the Lord was published throughout the whole region.

Your humble servant,

David W. Crump

The Godly Scribe’s Prayer

Thank you, Father, for the gift with which I have been blessed.

Let the words that I write be as songs of praise.

Let them be as prayers of worship.

Let them be as labor in the service of my

Father in Heaven.

Acts 13:49

And the word of the Lord was published throughout the whole region.

Your humble servant,

David W. Crump

Sunrise

As I watch the sun climb up over the edge of the horizon on a clear day, I pause…and in the dawn of a new day, I try to visualize our Father in Heaven as He rises from His resting place.

As the sun inches up toward its high point in the sky, it shines so brightly that we simply cannot look directly at it without shielding our eyes.

So it is with our Father in Heaven. In His presence, we must turn away because His radiance is so brilliant that we simply cannot look upon His face.

How much greater is He that created the stars than the stars themselves?

Genesis 1:3

Then God said, Let there be light; and there was light.

Your humble servant,

David W. Crump

Sunrise

As I watch the sun climb up over the edge of the horizon on a clear day, I pause…and in the dawn of a new day, I try to visualize our Father in Heaven as He rises from His resting place.