TIME FLIES...
I find that I am unable to keep anything going for very long if it does not hold my interest - or if there are no people clamoring or awaiting my output. I suppose there is personal drive and desire that can motivate me but again if my interest wanes... I will freely admit that I had intentions of updating at least once a week. Perhaps I can still manage that but I would not hold out hope.
Finding moments to worship in our busy lives is paramount to our growth as followers of Christ. Why you may ask? Well, for one we are commanded to as in Romans 12:1 "our spiritual act of worship." This action is an expression of our love and devotion to a loving God. This same God loves us when we are unlovely and separated from Him (Rom. 5:8). Unimaginable, inconceivable - as the protagonist from the Princess Bride reminds us over and over again - our finite minds cannot understand an infinite God. But we can love Him, and we can learn more about Him, and we can worship Him. So maybe writing this can be a form of cathartic worship, purging my mind of selfishness and filling it with thoughts of Him. An overflowing written example of personal worship to the Creator.
Please bear with me as I float in and out of the expression of worship to my Savior and Lord.
Thanks for sharing the journey with me,
Graham
I find that I am unable to keep anything going for very long if it does not hold my interest - or if there are no people clamoring or awaiting my output. I suppose there is personal drive and desire that can motivate me but again if my interest wanes... I will freely admit that I had intentions of updating at least once a week. Perhaps I can still manage that but I would not hold out hope.
Finding moments to worship in our busy lives is paramount to our growth as followers of Christ. Why you may ask? Well, for one we are commanded to as in Romans 12:1 "our spiritual act of worship." This action is an expression of our love and devotion to a loving God. This same God loves us when we are unlovely and separated from Him (Rom. 5:8). Unimaginable, inconceivable - as the protagonist from the Princess Bride reminds us over and over again - our finite minds cannot understand an infinite God. But we can love Him, and we can learn more about Him, and we can worship Him. So maybe writing this can be a form of cathartic worship, purging my mind of selfishness and filling it with thoughts of Him. An overflowing written example of personal worship to the Creator.
Please bear with me as I float in and out of the expression of worship to my Savior and Lord.
Thanks for sharing the journey with me,
Graham
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