
That’s one version of what Heaven on Earth might look like.
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If you don’t accept responsibility for your actions, then you are forever chained to a position of defense. – Holly Lisle
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Here’s a perfect example of why Christians get a bad rap. Let’s use a gym membership for this example. You belong to the gym.
You openly share that you go. You have the workout gear. The color coordinated spandex things. The water bottle, iPod, headphones. The gym-logo tee shirt. Maybe even a personal trainer, but doubtful.
The thing is, you rarely go, and when you are there, it’s more like socialization than serious, strenuous activity.
Belonging to the gym doesn’t mean anything if you aren’t committed with your actions and results.
If you claimed to be a fit athlete, people would call you a liar.
Now insert Church everywhere I inferred Gym.
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Relax, no one is asking you to be a Christian. But what should be considered mandatory is that at the core of your emotions is a foundation built on some rock-solid belief.
What is that belief?
It can be anything you want. The danger is not being able to answer the question.
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It would be easier to not volunteer at Church. Children’s Liturgy once a month, Lector twice a month. Add work travel, small business startup, exercise, home ownership, father, husband… So yeah, it would be much easier to not volunteer at Church.
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