No Little People, No Little Places Revisited (Peter Merz)

For many of us, the question of calling and significance looms large.  Our culture struggles with questions of equality and hierarchy.  In this lecture, we will re-examine one of Francis Schaeffer's most well-known sermons and discuss being small and yet significant because we are consecrated to God in the place where we are.

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