“Sermon on the Mount” raises funds to help needy
WEST MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. – Close to a hundred people gathered at Snider Farms, Thursday night. They were there to witness the “Sermon on the Mount” by Dr. Lew Sterrett. Sterrett, an international speaker and horse trainer, “broke” a wild horse in front of the live audience. Throughout the process, he shared a Biblical message paralleling what people are witnessing in the horse. “This horse has all the things in its heart – the fear, doubt and ignorance – that we have,” he said. “You’re going to watch this horse make a change and see the beauty of a changed heart.” According to Sterrett, the horse he used was a wild mare from Oklahoma that he had driven to Madison County. He said she had never been ridden, never had a saddle put on her or even a rein put in her mouth. It took him about an hour and a half before she would allow someone to ride her. The event was a fundraiser benefiting the Three Sisters Fund, which helps three orphan teenage sisters go to school and pay for necessities. To learn more about “Sermon on the Mount,” visit www.SermonOnTheMount.org or www.lewsterrett.net.
