Growing up, my dad was meticulous about the way he wanted our lawn mowed each week. He taught me what to do and then he kept a close eye on me while I completed the task. My dad taught me early in life that if you don’t have time to do something right the first time, you won’t have time to do it over. He inspected what he expected. If my dad did this with something as fleeting as mowing the lawn, how much more important do you think it is for us to do this with the way we live our lives. The book of Ephesians encourages us to live as children of the light. That’s not something we do once and are done. We have to make “right living” a lifestyle. It requires us inviting God to INSPECT us, as well as us taking the time to INSPECT ourselves.
Is There Anything That I Need to Ask You to Forgive Me For?
The humble question that opens the door to healing, grace, and restored relationships. The title of this blog came from three different thoughts that have stayed with me over the years. The first...
