Today's
Thought
"He's Just Not That Into You" G. Ward
"For by the grace given me, I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you." Romans 12:3
In 2009 the world was exposed to a romantic comedy film expressive of "He's Just Not That Into You." This film grossed in excess of $180 million. It's success more than likely stemmed from relating primarily to the complexities offered in discerning the lack of reciprocity in romantic relationships (i.e. Why is it that he doesn't bring me flowers anymore?).
This dramatic interpretation is transcendent of romantic fellowship; the opportunity to view this kaleidoscopically should become everyone's cross to bear. Rather than becoming super analytical as to indifference, ours should be a near future denial (cf. Mt.16:24) of carnality raising its ugly head in determining that any endeavor (particularly those not administered by Sufficiency = Jn.15:5) would have success without proper leadership. Why on earth call Him Lord, if we're not willing to let Him reign supreme?
One thing believers should seek; a blessed assurance that confirms, although man may not be enthralled about who you are, the Savior never left and is Faithful! Happy Tuesday!
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"He's Just Not That Into You" G. Ward
"For by the grace given me, I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you." Romans 12:3
In 2009 the world was exposed to a romantic comedy film expressive of "He's Just Not That Into You." This film grossed in excess of $180 million. It's success more than likely stemmed from relating primarily to the complexities offered in discerning the lack of reciprocity in romantic relationships (i.e. Why is it that he doesn't bring me flowers anymore?).
This dramatic interpretation is transcendent of romantic fellowship; the opportunity to view this kaleidoscopically should become everyone's cross to bear. Rather than becoming super analytical as to indifference, ours should be a near future denial (cf. Mt.16:24) of carnality raising its ugly head in determining that any endeavor (particularly those not administered by Sufficiency = Jn.15:5) would have success without proper leadership. Why on earth call Him Lord, if we're not willing to let Him reign supreme?
One thing believers should seek; a blessed assurance that confirms, although man may not be enthralled about who you are, the Savior never left and is Faithful! Happy Tuesday!
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