Wednesday, February 21, 2007
it was broken
humans, are simply interesting living beings.more than that, they are quite predictable, at times.however, they are capable of giving a heap of excuses that blends with the innocent.no doubt, i'm one of them. :) i'm a human.i bought this new sketch book today, with her front festooned with the word, GRACE.it wasn't the word that accounted for my doing, rather it was her colour, green.recently, i have grew a deep affinity for the green. to be exact, dirty green.last year, it was brown. so the grass is greener, on where i water it. :) it's watering time!since it's a sketch book, i did few drawings.not few hours ago, i was drawing a broken chain on the second page.suddenly, a pinch of truth hitted me.i realized that when we are caught in the entanglement of sin,we tend to ask God to break those chains because they are defecting our relationship with him.however, as i drew those broken chains that resembles freedom in Christ, a little voice spoke in the recesses of my heart.when chirst died on the cross, all the chains were broken.the issue is not whether will christ break the chain for us, rather, will we choose not step into the danger zone?indeed, it is very dumb of a person who struggles with greed and choose to enter a zone filled with food of all kinds. He ought to run and not dwell in the place. read 2tim2:22. most of the times, we will tend enter to the danger zone, then we will fall into sin and we start to feel sorrowful. with that same sorrowful attitude, one's prayer to be set free will reverberate itself once again. the issue is not to ask God to set us free from sin, for he as already done it, but it's about flee away from sin. 2tm2:22.just a thought: (up to you to believe)when we asked God to be set free, the attention has shifted. that prayer is simply an excuse to cover up our decision to sin, isn't it? will you be real with yourself?david hoe.
till the end;1:32 AM