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Many people spend zero to one hour per week in Church.
An overwhelming majority do not volunteer in any way.
If we did an inventory of our commitment, and then an analysis of our benefits, are we satisfied?
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We see what we want to see.
Maybe more people would believe in an unseen God if they focused on an immeasurably loving God rather than on the ridiculously imperfect humans trying to be good and decent people.
Our image and definition is influenced by what we focus on.
If we focus on what appears to be hypocritical, flawed individuals, then of course it’s a losing proposition.
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Last Sunday Deacon Jack’s homily was entitled:
Read the darn manual.
When he was in the Navy and something on the Ship broke, he was trained to read the manual and fix it.
Of course the manual he’s referring to was the Bible.
He reminded everyone of the top two referenced concepts in the Bible:
When our life is broken – which is nearly constant – do we remember the top two references in our manual?
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Our treasure can weigh us down. All our accumulated possessions from gradually becoming more prosperous as we age through our careers – these things can crush us without our detection until one day something tragic happens.
A wakeup call. A midlife crisis.
Or maybe, if we are intentional for a change, a midlife celebration.
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Can we soar even though meek?
Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.
Being gentle and patient is a wise investment, even if it doesn’t seem so.
Kinda like when we discover that in giving, we receive.
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