What do you mean? That is what many people have
shown through their behavior. They say they want to follow Jesus, but their
actions are contrary to their words.
They want to follow Jesus, but they live in
lies.
They want to follow Jesus, but they never give
themselves.
They want to follow Jesus, but they always hang
out with those they shouldn’t, and go to inappropriate places.
They want to follow Jesus, but they play with
God.
They want to follow Jesus, but they always find
excuses for their mistakes, instead of changing.
They want to follow Jesus, but they say they
are weak and act as victims.
They want to follow Jesus, but they say the devil
holds them back, if that were the case then he would certainly prevent the
whole world, and in church there would be no one converted.
It is better to be sincere and say, “I don’t
wan to follow Jesus, I want to live my life my way,” it is much nicer, than
trying to fool yourself.
That is why we see so many people inside the
church but they are cold, empty, weak in the faith, an easy pray for the devil,
simply because they don’t wan to take God seriously.
This is a personal decision, no one can
interfere, because no one can accept Jesus for you, it is something personal.
On top of that they are out there giving a bad
testimony, they pretend to be “Christians” and they always hear, “is that what
you learn at that church?”
As if the church were teaching that bad
conduct, no my friends, the person that wants to live out of appearance is
wrong, pretending to be what she’s not and thus driving people away from Jesus.
Please, whoever is in this situation wake up,
take a look at your paths and attitudes and make a decision of giving yourself
up completely.
If you are sad after reading this message then
read the one of last Friday, that way you will understand better and you will
know that I am telling you this for your own good, because I love your soul.
Have you gone through this or know of someone
like this?
1 comments:
Thank you, Mrs Tania
This is something I am still working on. But I realized that when I invest in my faith, I have strength to overcome my flesh. It's all about discipline, obedience to God and, consistency. I am still working on the consistency part. Taking time everyday to invest in your faith is very rewarding, because indeed you overcome. Being sincere with God is also important; when I don't have the strength to give something up, I ask for it and He gives it.
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