To end my life having exhausted the whole of it in the pursuit of worldly things means that I will die holding no things. But to exhaust the whole of it in the pursuit of God means that I will die holding all things. And the difference between the two is everything.
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Without exaggerating the point, the difference between ‘what I should do’ verses ‘what I want to do’ is quite frankly the difference between success and failure.
Tags: wisdom, success, stupidity, selfless, selfish, humble, greed, foolishness, failure
We equate wisdom with intelligence, which is about the same as equating a can opener with a can. If you don’t apply the first to the second, neither of them matter.
Tags: wisdom, stupid, smart, knowledge, intelligence, ignorance, foolishness, dumb, discernment
Most often, what I don’t know will have a vastly greater bearing on my life that what I do know.
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Today is non-refundable. Therefore, I’d better live it in a manner that a refund is unnecessary.
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Has my life been cheated by the shortness of the time afforded me, or is it possible that the greater part of my life has been saved for a time where there is no time?
Tags: time, salvation, redemption, jesus, infinite, god, finite, easter, christian
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