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Monday, June 11, 2018

MOVEMENT IS OVERRATED

Psalm 46:10a New Living Translation
“Be still, and know that I am God!” 
            We live in a loud, chaotic world filled with constant movement and sound. The concept of standing or sitting still for any length of time seems to go against the grain in this high tech world where the new, latest innovation is right around the corner. It almost seems as though the world is thumbing it’s collective nose at God as they go faster and faster. God is not inworldly schemes. God says be still and contemplate what is truly around you and who Iam in relation to what you can see. Then look again with the eyes of faith.     
            People’s aspirations are diametrically opposed to God’s. Instead of wanting to be a reflection of him, they want to be like the latest pop star, athlete or business mogul. How can they make their first million quickly as if money ever permanently solved anyone problems? We can’t change people, but God is in the people changing business. But the world doesn’t have the mindset that submission or surrender is ever a good option. It’s a foreign concept that is never easily accepted. They have to want to change and without the ‘want to’ they never will.
            To the believer I ask, are you stuck in the mud, spiritually speaking? Have you reached a plateau and need to start climbing again. Be still and listen. Don’t be in a hurry when you do this. Meditate on scripture. Tune out worldly distractions and makethe time to adjust your focus. Take the focus off yourself and your circumstances. Refocus on Christ. 
            Serving God is only as difficult as we make it. Being used of God is a privilege. He could have used anyone, but he chose you. With the help of the Holy Spirit, strive to be the best imitation of Christ you can be. Remember, it’s not how smart, how strong or how wealthy you are, it’s how willing you are to be taught and then take action. Let God guide you into a more fulfilling life. Until next time, walk with the King and be a blessing!
Resources: The Life Application Study Bible; The Reformation Study Bible.

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