Reading Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands really changed how I think about ministry. Paul David Tripp shows that real change doesn’t come from quick advice or just sharing a Bible verse, it comes from the heart, and true heart change only happens through the gospel.
What stood out to me most is that ministry isn’t only for pastors or leaders. Every believer is called to walk with others, listen well, and point them to Jesus. I was also reminded that when we try to help others, God is working on us too. We all need His grace every day.
This book encouraged me to see that ministry is not about fixing people, but about showing them Christ and trusting Him to do the work. It gave me a clearer vision for how to care for people in the church and in everyday relationships.
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