When our leaders read off our ministry opportunities, and I heard the words “preaching on the radio” my eyes lit up. You must be thinking I bet this guy really enjoys talking to people if he got excited about speaking to hundreds of thousands of people at a time. Well, your thoughts would be wrong. Actually, I hate speaking to crowds of people, but for some reason when radio ministry was brought up, I was the first to volunteer. Why, you ask? Well I find myself asking the same question. I first thought that the God we serve has a very good sense of humor, and he would just get a nice big laugh out of me sitting in a radio studio trying to come up with words to speak to that many people, without making a fool of myself. I could not have been more wrong. When I sat down to deliver the words God had given me to speak to the people of Uganda, I felt a strange comfort, like I had been doing it for years. See, what I learned, is that God likes to use our weaknesses to show just how strong He really is. Without Him there is no possible way I could have gotten through one message over the radio, much less have done it three days in a row, but because He is who He is, I was able to sit in the studio with a confidence about me that I have never known. God is good.
