I head a
thought on the way to work today, regarding immorality …
Thinking of
it as like, erosion. Slowly, but surely
it can wear away the veneer of our Christianity exposing our true sinful nature,
where at some point, the foundation of ourselves cannot bear the burden, and we
collapse and succumb to the sin. For some
it may be a wandering eye or lustful thought or a quick glimpse maybe a quick
drink or flirty conversation. They slowly
become normalcy and before we even realize (deception, narrow focus) we are
fully engulfed in the thing we are so pitted against.
So I think
about those who’s foundations are loose soil.
An unbeliever, or a believer who is struggling with doubt. Those erosions from immorality (all around
us, constantly) are continually eating away their foundation, their arid
soil. But we have Christ as our rock
solid foundation … we are still going to have erosion, but at an infinitesimal rate, compared to those who are
without Him.
I’ve been
in this position before and very glad for God’s whispers to keep, during every
moment, focus upon his path and the promises he makes for me.
I think God
wants us to use metaphors, from the living world around us, to be able to better
formulate these ideas of how he wants us to live, to be able to better
understand the stark contrast between living for him and living for ourselves. Jesus told many stories and used many
metaphors, which included environmental parables. I guess there is something to that!
Just some
thoughts running through my head this morning.
You can pray for my mind, eyes, ears, heart to seek and focus on his
path. This life is filled with so many
distractions, literally the devil’s playground we live in, vying for our
attention.
James 1:5
"If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you."
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