The Sin of Procrastination
A little strong for the title? Well, if I truly feel called to write and truly feel led to communicate via BLOGs then I need to take it a bit more seriously. My commitment to this BLOG looks a lot like my commitment to my exercise program. I am not a disciplined person. Thats the irony of working towards a committed life to Christ. It's all about discipline. Stop gossiping. Don't have another glass of wine if my nose is already numb. Sit down and actually open the Bible. Wow, for someone who has known the Lord as long as I have, I feel like such an amateur. Of, course if I ever get to feeling like a pro then there will be something wrong with that attitude as well.
I think, if I remember correctly, The apostle Paul struggled with this. So anyway, on to better days. More structure where it counts and more love where its lacking. My best obedient days are when I do read God's word, move my muscles, don't eat 5 desserts and remember to floss.
Now I am adding BLOG to the list.
See you soon,
Caroline
I think, if I remember correctly, The apostle Paul struggled with this. So anyway, on to better days. More structure where it counts and more love where its lacking. My best obedient days are when I do read God's word, move my muscles, don't eat 5 desserts and remember to floss.
Now I am adding BLOG to the list.
See you soon,
Caroline
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We all know Paul was a little uptight, and just because he struggled with some things doesn't mean you have to do the same thing. Put down the Bible and do something you LIKE to do...go for a scooter ride or a bicycle ride and don't feel guilty. I'm here to cause a little stir in your blog, Carol...think of me as you would Satan...fun to have around.
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