Abandonment

I read chapter 6 in EDOJC his morning during quiet time (such as it is with a kindergardner and a 4th grader) and receieved a slap in the head, followed by an “Exactly!” moment. Since chapter 5 was on dryness, I expected “Abandonment” to talk about some other level of dry spell. Not so.

We have to abandon ourselves- our wants, desires, needs, and even our spiritual needs and completely rely on Him for everything. I can name so many things that I keep a hold of (thinking I can do better than God), but it comes down to control. Sin is selfishness in my own control. Knowing God is looking for Him in everything that happens. There are no conincidences – God intends. How much better would it be to let Him work in my job, my marriage, my family, even my kids?

What do YOU need to abandon to allow Him deeper into our heart- and then know Him better?

Don’t wait – I’ve seen so many hurts from selfishness and sin that change lives. Go all in now!

Published by Michael

Hi - I'm a IT Consultant, happily married, and father of 3. My hobbies are building wood things, church activities, spending time with the family, driving and goofing off, not in any particular order.

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