Friday, April 18
can you "let go" of God...will he "let go" of you??
i've thought about this for years, talked about it and read about it. i've expressed my views on it, both yes (at some stages) and no (at others).
looking at the Word, seeing different people change and talking about it and thinking about it has lead me to a conclusion: all cases are different.
a wussy answer maybe but is this a black and white one? (certainly some would say and teach yes, but...)
what we see person do may have nothing to do with his heart. what we hear a person say may change from day to day.
i think there's a definite difference between "denying" and "forgetting"(or loosing interest), but where is the line drawn, is it a call humans can make?? though we often do, i would strongly say NO!
leave it up to God.
one thing we can do though, regardless of where we stand (or if like me you're undecided) is to keep up the prayer, the love, the grace, the patience and the kindness.
i've thought about this for years, talked about it and read about it. i've expressed my views on it, both yes (at some stages) and no (at others).
looking at the Word, seeing different people change and talking about it and thinking about it has lead me to a conclusion: all cases are different.
a wussy answer maybe but is this a black and white one? (certainly some would say and teach yes, but...)
what we see person do may have nothing to do with his heart. what we hear a person say may change from day to day.
i think there's a definite difference between "denying" and "forgetting"(or loosing interest), but where is the line drawn, is it a call humans can make?? though we often do, i would strongly say NO!
leave it up to God.
one thing we can do though, regardless of where we stand (or if like me you're undecided) is to keep up the prayer, the love, the grace, the patience and the kindness.
