A couple brief reminders: sorry for the repetition (not really, it's a teacher thing)
Jesus was the most evil sensitive person who ever lived--and the most
compassionate. He knew the intolerable suffering evil produces in the
lives of human beings now and for eternity. Do I look at those in the
grip of sin and feel a deep compassion or do I have a judgmental
attitude of self-righteousness?
Earthly
pleasures were never designed to satisfy but to make us long for the
life that can completely satisfy. Where am I investing my energy in
search for satisfaction?
Foolish men reject the authority of God's Word. Who is the authority in my life's decisions?
I am God's servant, not His adviser. Does my life show that I am
delighted in His control or that I'm trying to take control myself by
relying on my own wisdom?
We are the light of the world in a
great darkness. We are the salt of the earth in a world whose natural
tendency is toward rottenness. Does my Christian walk provoke
questions?
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