Session 2:
Too often, I’m more concerned about the external tidiness my relationships, public ministry, and quiet times instead of being vulnerable, admitting that there’s a bigger mess underneath than I’d like to admit.
Pharisee
Pharisees (un)Anonymous
Session 1:
When I think that I’m further up the ladder of holiness than others, I am essentially praising God that I am not like other people. I should be begging God for mercy instead.
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Related Post:
Social Networking Repentance
My latest Tweet said this:
Twitter repentance: The flesh wants to impress people by saying something memorable in 140 characters or less. Jesus died for that sin too.
I think with blogging, the same can be true. Sometimes I blog just to look cool and sound smart. Other times I really do have a passion to share something that grips me, but more often than not, I wonder, “Will they like what I write?”
So often, good things become ultimate things. Jesus died for social networking sins, too. O praise him for that!
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Related Posts:
Jesus’ Condemnation of Religion
Here’s a post from J.D. Greear on Jesus’ condemnation of religion in Matthew 23.
