That's the question we all tend to roll out of bed asking. What's the least I can do here? What's the minimum requirement? What bar do I have to meet, after which I can do what I want to do?Read the rest of this short (you're already halfway done), excellent post to learn the alternative.
It's the question Peter asked with respect to forgiveness--what's the least number of times I can forgive before finally having the right to stop forgiving? (Matthew 18:21-35)
It's the question the Pharisees asked with respect to marriage--what's the least excuse I can have for divorcing my wife? (Matthew 19:1-12)
It's the question the rich young man asked with respect to morality--what's the least I can do to have eternal life? (Matthew 19:16-22)
I love this blog: how biblical, prophetic, challenging, direct, and to the point it is. Here are two of my other favorite posts:
2 Samuel 10:12
How Do We Make the Huge Decisions in Life?
No irony that two of my favorite blogs are authored by father and son.
2 comments:
Wow - convicting! Thanks for the pointers.
Hope to see you at the men's conference next week!
Great to hear from you, brother! Lord willing, I look forward to seeing you next weekend!
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