Those Who Follow the Christ, Who Deny Themselves and Take up Their Crosses Daily and Follow Him.
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I don't know, I'd say that's pretty self-explanatory.
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To be perfectly honest (which is by the way one of the duties of those who wish to follow the Christ, who deny themselves and take up their crosses daily and follow Him), I'm not always perfectly honest.
Also, there is from time to time some happening in my life where I don't do what I know I should, or where I do what I know I shouldn't.
But I believe that, as we walk on the Path, led by the Guide, we're on a journey where we're moving from a place of me-centredness, to a place of being more and more deeply God and others-centred. I attribute this transition of will and desire and intention strictly to the Lord, and I'm thankful for the grace I stand and exist in.
Also, there is from time to time some happening in my life where I don't do what I know I should, or where I do what I know I shouldn't.
But I believe that, as we walk on the Path, led by the Guide, we're on a journey where we're moving from a place of me-centredness, to a place of being more and more deeply God and others-centred. I attribute this transition of will and desire and intention strictly to the Lord, and I'm thankful for the grace I stand and exist in.
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Peace and Forgiveness
Started by Matt Powell Oct. 26, 2009.
Following the Christ
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Comment by Matt Powell on October 24, 2009 at 2:38am - I agree that we can sometimes be self-centered. But I wonder....can one be "self-ish" as an integral part of following the Way of Christ?
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Comment by Kent on February 13, 2009 at 1:05pm - In regards to honesty........i am new and have much to learn.........i try to put God first.....but self centerdness gets in the way sometimes!!!! I will plug along and do my best....always!!
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Comment by Jack on August 29, 2008 at 12:30pm -
The other day I was reading Luke 8 : 40 --
Does anybody else find it significant or uncanny how the girl Jairus' daughter is 12 years old and dying, and at the same time, as Jesus is going to see her, a woman came up to Him in the crowd who had suffered from severe bleeding for 12 years, had spent all she had on doctors, and not been cured?
Isn't it something how the 12 is mentioned in both cases?
Does anybody have any teaching about this, or has anyone heard anything?
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