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How a Simple Janitor Delivered a Powerful Gospel Message

1-minute read for Monday, 6/30/25

Jesus said, “The greatest among you will be your servant. For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.” Matthew 23:11-12

A Prison Story

A prisoner talked about the huge impact made on a rough group of fellow prisoners and himself by none other than a nondescript janitor who had worked for years at the prison.  This little woman spoke to those hardened men as she held her broom and her words were used by God to pierce their hard hearts with the Gospel.  

He said, “Because that janitor, a woman without a title, without a stage – she delivered a sermon that still gets me choked up.  She didn’t come to save us.  She came to serve.  And in doing so, she became the loudest gospel I’d ever heard.”

“That little prison janitor touched toughened hearts through her acts of service.  Her stage was a prison meeting room, holding her broom and mop, her dirty bucket of water sitting beside her.” Patty

God loves using the weak things of this world to confound the mighty.  

Read Patty’s excellent post, Burping and Serving HERE.

In His Love, Cindy

All Scripture is from the NIV unless stated otherwise.

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6 thoughts on “How a Simple Janitor Delivered a Powerful Gospel Message”

  1. This is indeed a powerful story. One wonders what inspiring words she casually spoke to these prisoners while she dutifully mopped the floor. Her sincerity and passion must have captured their attention. 🙂

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