Convictions and the Things That Inch Upward
How far up on the list have we let “minor” items inch toward “major” positions in recent years? Habits, indulgences and expenditures tend to creep ever upward among priorities and can eventually press biblically-based convictions out of position. May the Lord help us to keep things in the order that the wisdom of biblical values would put them. “First things first. Your business is life, not death. Follow me. Pursue life.” (Matt.8:22, Msg)
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How far up on the list have we let “minor” items inch toward “major” positions in recent years? Habits, indulgences and expenditures tend to creep ever upward among priorities and can eventually press biblically-based convictions out of position. May the Lord help us to keep things in the order that the wisdom of biblical values would put them. “First things first. Your business is life, not death. Follow me. Pursue life.” (Matt.8:22, Msg)
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