Saturday, April 6, 2013

Surrending To The Holy Spirit




Most Christians
Have Just Enough Light
In Them
To See Where They Want To Go.
But Not Enough Light
For Others
To See Where They Need To Go.

Our Christian efficacy in the world is in direct proportion to our faithful surrender to the Holy Spirit.

Mature Christians and the Holy Spirit




Most Older Christians

Habitually Read Their Bible In A Manner That  Can Only  Affirm Or Confirm What They Already Believe

Rarely Do They Read It In A Manner That Allows The Holy Spirit To Hijack Them Into A New And Refreshing Reality Of Christian Existence

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Sincerely Wrong




The best of our well intended actions

often lead to the worst possible kind 

of unintended consequences.

Sincerity is never a guarantee for being right

Being wrong isn't always evidence of insincerity. 

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Humankind's Denial and Double Standard With God




When we exercise our autonomy (self-rule),

     and things go well for us,


We conclude God had nothing to do with it.


     God is therefore, irrelevant.


When we exercise our autonomy, 


     and things go poorly for  us,


We conclude God is to blame.


     God is therefore, irrelevant.


When the "self" rules, no "self" is ever safe.


     The problem is, and has always been, 


Our (fallen) human autonomy. 






Thursday, November 29, 2012

Greatness of God and the Grace of Christ

If I might fully grasp the greatness of God

     I must then tremble in the fear of The Lord

Let my trembling be changed into dancing

     Because of the surpassing grace of Christ