This is a sketch video I did that was filmed and produced by John Malko for a sermon series opener for Highview Baptist Church. There will be a few more to follow over the next few weeks.

“Let each do well what each knows best, Nothing refuse and nothing shirk, Since none is master of the rest, But all are servants of the work – “The work no master may subject Save He to whom the whole is known, Being Himself the Architect, The Craftsman and the Corner-stone. “Then, when the greatest

“Account me, then, the master man, Laying my rigid rule upon The plan, and that which serves the plan –The uncomplaining, helpless stone.” The Stone made answer: “Masters mine, Know this: that I can bless or damn The thing that both of you design By being but the thing I am; “For I am granite

Dorothy Sayers was one of the first female graduates from Oxford University and a member of the renown Inklings. Sayers is the author of the play “The Man Born to be King” that aired on the BBC in the early 1940s. Additionally, she published a dedicatory poem to introduce the play in its written form.

No strength I find in mine own feebleness
To change or life or love or use or fate,
Unless Thy heavenly guidance come, though late,
Which only helps and stays our nothingness.