OK, I need help. Yes, that kind too, but my budget doesn’t allow for out-patient psychotherapy nor those prescription drugs. Feel free to share the following incoherent plea.
I need the right person, full time, Bainbridge Island. It is a railing manufacturing company.
You will work in a place that looks like this (photo 1).
Most of the peoples are out in the parking lot waiting for you, I told them you were on your way. Yes, I typed peopleS.[Read more…]
There is a concept out there that I believe will damn millions to an eternal burning hell. The concept is that it is possible to “live” the Christian life. This is like saying to a living human that they should live the human life.
A person who simply “lives” the Christian life will spend an eternity in hell. A person who has the life of the Christ in them is living a Christian life regardless of their behavior good or bad.
Picture a cat walking into a room. You pick up a stick and throw it, the cat fetches the stick and brings it back to you. When someone approaches the front door the cat barks. This particular cat, it is observed, continues to behave in many other ways like a dog.
I have a concern. That concern, and in a way, harasses me whenever I think of God. I guess the simplest way to convey the import and probability that one should be both concerned and harassed by these thoughts, by this issue, is in one of the passages that haunts me during these meditations. That is Revelation 3:14-22. To me, that passage, expresses the revelation and judgement of God that we, in this present time, are the epitome of 2 Timothy 3:5. We appear ‘godly’ but don’t have much if anything to do with him.
We are ‘plugged-in’, but plugged in to the wrong thing.