Spire January 2014

Vol. 160 • No. 1 • January 1, 2014 StLukesMethodist.org | 713-622-5710 Do you have a dream? Is there a passion that God has planted in your heart? Looking at the dreams and visions of Scripture, we will see how we can keep those dreams alive, pursue them... More

Vol. 160 • No. 1 • January 1, 2014 StLukesMethodist.org | 713-622-5710 Do you have a dream? Is there a passion that God has planted in your heart? Looking at the dreams and visions of Scripture, we will see how we can keep those dreams alive, pursue them with all of our strength, and see what God can do. New series, January 5–26 Finding Your Voice by Dr. Tom Pace, Senior Pastor “Finding your voice” is a phrase often used among writers and other creative folks. To find one’s voice means to come to understand your own unique style and tone, your own way of writing or singing or painting. In a broader sense, the phrase means finding one’s own sense of purpose and calling, one’s unique place in the world. In the story of John the Baptist, his father is told that he will have a son and will name him John. Because he doesn’t believe the prophecy, he is unable to speak. It is only when he embraces his place in God’s purposes, and names the child John, that he finds his voice again. Tony Buzan Less