Kingdom Work First - Today's Theme. How do I think about heaven compared to today's living experience? Do I compartmentalize them? Do I say: Heaven is gonna be great! No more sin, temptation, no more sorrow - I can't WAIT for that! I'm gonna be perfect there, I won't have to worry about making bad decisions or choosing the chocolate too many days in a row. <sigh> Now, back to reality. (And reality - is this the best life possible?)
Intellectal Knowledge + Personal Experience = Emotional Response
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Anchor Points - Though He Slay Me...
In my 20s, life took a turn and within five years, my parents, 3 grandparents and an aunt died. Of course - most traumatic was the death of my parents. My younger sister and I struggled through the lingering illnesses and the details that wrap up the life of a loved one.
As I traversed the peaks and valleys that characterized my loss, Jesus interposed a verse and I clung to it. The first part of Job 13:15:
As I traversed the peaks and valleys that characterized my loss, Jesus interposed a verse and I clung to it. The first part of Job 13:15:
Job 13:15
New King James Version (NKJV)
15 Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.
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