"For all his judgments were before me, and I did not put
away his statutes from me." Psalm 18:22
It is one thing to read God's Word and to hear it preached
and another to apply it to your life. God's Word is like bread to our souls,
but if we aren't "eating" it we will be hungry. It is like "water" for our
spirits to drink, but if we don't we remain thirsty. It is a "light" but if it
is not used we will keep stumbling in darkness.
God doesn't intend for us to listen to sermon after
sermon, teaching after teaching and walk away talking about "how good" the
message was only. His intension is that we make it part of our being-- like
air. The Psalmist said that God's Word was before Him- He read it, heard it,
thought about it- and he didn't neglect to put it into practice.
Do you know what God's Word says but yet you are ignoring
what it says to do? Are you reading the scriptures but that is as far as it
goes? Are you forgetting what they say when it comes to what you want to do if
they are in opposition? Do you just "enjoy" sermons or apply them to your
life? Do you read the Word but just so that you can feel justified that you
have fulfilled some religious obligation or duty? Is reading it just another
habit? It has to be more. It is more. If this describes you, then you need to
make it more in your life.
Have a great day. It is not about just knowing what
God's Word says, but about doing what it says.
For further reading:
Psalm 119:105James 1:22,25
Romans 2:13
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