Look in the mirror & start to notice how often we don’t go to the trouble to understand because we’re too dang lazy.
OK, well, have a good day. LOL.
Seriously, I want so badly to keep growing. Let’s keep going to the work of understanding difficult matters that matter to God.
Letters like this are why I don’t care about evangelicals calling me fake or a sellout. I’ve seen this too many times behind the scenes. Authentic Christianity doesn’t have a political party and is not regulated to these western institutions.
If we can still weep with compassion for strangers, sacrifice something for another’s wellbeing, if we’re still willing to forgive & be forgiven, still willing to try again, if we still have faith the size of a mustard seed, then light broke through the darkness in the year 2020.
@BethMooreLPM Beth, You have to still use your gifts that God gave you. Sometimes that is bravery. But, as a servant of Christ, still growing, I need leaders to speak wisely, like you!! Thank you for servicing us well!
“It’s time for conservative Christian leaders to shed any form of fear and to speak against conspiracies and against slander with the same boldness.” — @DavidAFrench https://t.co/ULZPFW2Pg9
And, God help us, we don’t turn from Trumpism to Bidenism. We do not worship flesh and blood. We do not place our faith in mortals. We are the church of the living God. We can’t sanctify idolatry by labeling a leader our Cyrus. We need no Cyrus. We have a king. His name is Jesus.
Dear United States Government,
We’re exhausted out here.
Could you please get some grown ups together from both sides of the aisle and actually do something for the mental health and well-being of your citizens?
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@shawnsmucker Not sure I understand this quote. Isn’t the point of hell that one gets what they wanted, A life without w/o Christ. Why else would hell be described so terrible that it is pictured as eternal darkness & fire where one gnashes their teeth hoping for just a drop of relief.
Am I in my lane but distracted, looking around to see how others are doing?
Have I been sidelined by sin, guilt, and shame?
Have I completely stopped running, overcome by discouragement, disillusionment, disappointment, and hopelessness?
These questions will help you get started in evaluating how you’re doing:
Am I lacking direction, not really knowing where I’m going?
Have I become a mere spectator, watching the race when I should be running it?
Am I running my race in my lane, answering the specific calling