Hypocrisy is such a prevalent issue in the Church because our very belief system is based on laws and morals that are so high we can’t possibly achieve them!
But when the event actually occurs, God’s grace is there to hold you. It catches you right in that moment between despair and anguish, where you’re the most vulnerable and desperate for love and comfort.
Our walk as Christians can be simply defined is fighting back the chaos of the enemy to reclaim people, space and time for the Kingdom of God. Like Jesus, we are given eyes to see, and a heart of discernment to tell when a table needs to be flipped. This sounds like a huge task, and it is, but it can be very simply done, just by viewing every opportunity around us as an opportunity to identify a violation toward the Lord and reclaim it for him.
Think about all the things you’ve had to surrender lately. Maybe it’s an event you were looking forward to, a friend you see every day, a trip you’ve been planning, a place you regularly visit. Whatever situation you may be in, however this global pandemic is affecting you, I want you to try thinking of it as a season of surrender.
Hypocrisy is such a prevalent issue in the Church because our very belief system is based on laws and morals that are so high we can’t possibly achieve them!
But when the event actually occurs, God’s grace is there to hold you. It catches you right in that moment between despair and anguish, where you’re the most vulnerable and desperate for love and comfort.
Our walk as Christians can be simply defined is fighting back the chaos of the enemy to reclaim people, space and time for the Kingdom of God. Like Jesus, we are given eyes to see, and a heart of discernment to tell when a table needs to be flipped. This sounds like a huge task, and it is, but it can be very simply done, just by viewing every opportunity around us as an opportunity to identify a violation toward the Lord and reclaim it for him.
Think about all the things you’ve had to surrender lately. Maybe it’s an event you were looking forward to, a friend you see every day, a trip you’ve been planning, a place you regularly visit. Whatever situation you may be in, however this global pandemic is affecting you, I want you to try thinking of it as a season of surrender.
