I wonder if we who follow Jesus aren't a little cowardly sometimes. So afraid of falling out of His will, it seems we would rather live small and inconsequential lives than risk making a "bad decision." Life is reduced to a series of absolute yes or no questions: Should I or shouldn't I? We become dichotomous thinkers--only one decision can be right; anything else must be wrong. Like God isn't bigger than that. Like He can't handle our humanity. I hate the idea of missed potential. Of forsaken dreams and ideas. There is a distinction between fear and discernment. Life is meant for living. God's people should be marked by freedom. Who else has such reason for boldness? I am not speaking of blatant belligerence or rebellion, but of a supernatural confidence in the One whose arms are ever underneath...
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
"The world and its desires pass away, but the man who does the will of God lives forever."
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3 Comments:
John Wimber once said, "Faith is spelt R-I-S-K."
Preach it, Jules!! :)
word. you too, Robbymac. ;)
Unks, truck. "Poppa." ha ha ha
I love the kids post on your blog, by the way. :)
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