? Ask yourself ?

Okay something to get you thinking ...


Gold is beaten until it is 200 times thinner then a human hair, to go on book ornaments food est...

Imagine your Christian beliefs as a beautiful gold ornament. If we were to take a saw and cut it in half, what would we see?

Would it be solid gold all the way through or would it just be a thin layer of gold with some cheap nasty metal inside ?

Never would imagine that gold could be 200 times thinner than a human hair. Interesting.

But as for me this reminds me of the whitewashed tombs that Jesus used to describe the Pharisees. When gold is tested, it will always reveal its imperfections or how pure it is. I for one am in the refining process. God has started a good work in me and he is bound and determined to see it through regardless of how imperfect I am.

It made me think about my self I know I have a lot of changing and work to be done xxx

That is the Christian walk. Never a sprint but a delicate and well calculated pursuit as soul and Spirit relationally work together to finish and win the imperishable crown of our salvation promised upon our day of glorification. We are justified through the cross and seen as righteous by God as Jesus became the mediator. God sees us as perfect, unblemished, sins washed as white as snow, and He forgets our sins. The journey we are in now is called sanctification. A process as we abide, we grow, we learn, we want to be better than before, and the love for God energizes us to follow His Words. Out of love we become more like Christ both in action and mind.

We must remember do not get hung up on all the changes that need to be done. Focus daily on Christ because that is all we have is today, this hour, this min. The Spirit will incite you on what change needs to be made. One step at a time, one mile at a time. Satan wants to overwhelm us or make us feel insignificant or undermine our lives in our walk with Christ. Always be on the alert and take hold of the mind. Cast out those thoughts. God knew we wasn't perfect, we dont have to constantly remind ourselves but instead remember the grace of God and enjoy the journey.

Okay something to get you thinking ...


Gold is beaten until it is 200 times thinner then a human hair, to go on book ornaments food est...

Imagine your Christian beliefs as a beautiful gold ornament. If we were to take a saw and cut it in half, what would we see?

Would it be solid gold all the way through or would it just be a thin layer of gold with some cheap nasty metal inside ?

Never would imagine that gold could be 200 times thinner than a human hair. Interesting.

But as for me this reminds me of the whitewashed tombs that Jesus used to describe the Pharisees. When gold is tested, it will always reveal its imperfections or how pure it is. I for one am in the refining process. God has started a good work in me and he is bound and determined to see it through regardless of how imperfect I am.

That is the Christian walk. Never a sprint but a delicate and well calculated pursuit as soul and Spirit relationally work together to finish and win the imperishable crown of our salvation promised upon our day of glorification. We are justified through the cross and seen as righteous by God as Jesus became the mediator. God sees us as perfect, unblemished, sins washed as white as snow, and He forgets our sins. The journey we are in now is called sanctification. A process as we abide, we grow, we learn, we want to be better than before, and the love for God energizes us to follow His Words. Out of love we become more like Christ both in action and mind.

We must remember do not get hung up on all the changes that need to be done. Focus daily on Christ because that is all we have is today, this hour, this min. The Spirit will incite you on what change needs to be made. One step at a time, one mile at a time. Satan wants to overwhelm us or make us feel insignificant or undermine our lives in our walk with Christ. Always be on the alert and take hold of the mind. Cast out those thoughts. God knew we wasn't perfect, we dont have to constantly remind ourselves but instead remember the grace of God and enjoy the journey.

I really do enjoy reading your post and replies to people , you put your replies in a way that can be understood , in simple terms , words that can be understood , and straight to the pont...
...xox...