What the Bible says about Open-Ended Options
(From Forerunner Commentary)
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God says choose but then burn all bridges to the former way of life. Some of us, I fear, have maintained open-ended options, contingency plans, and escape clauses in our relationship with God. Like the Laodicean, we look at our spiritual contract with a view of finding loopholes and exploiting the blessings. It is apparent that some of us still approach our calling with the attitude of "what can I get away with and still appear to be a Christian?" David F. Maas
Related Topics: Burning Bridges
| Choices
| Choosing
| Choosing Life
| Laodicean Attitude
| Loopholes
| Relationship with God
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