So…
Yes, I know its been quite a while blog.
Don’t hate, appreciate.
So I’ve been thinking… Which is a good thing, I tend to do it quite often. Typically I use my blog to put my thoughts on “paper” so to speak. So lately I’ve been thinking about my responsibility as Christian to be Faithful and Consistent with what God has given me. As a result, this obviously isn’t a short lesson to learn, therefore I have reason as to why I have not blogged lately.
I think that in today’s world there is a terrible epidemic with people my age. This epidemic: inconsistency and being unfaithful. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve struggled with this tremendously.
The problem I see with our/my generation is a sense of entitlement. Yes I know I’m appeasing all of you older readers out there, now who are giving me amens! Not to point the finger but some of this is a result of how my generation was raised by parents and mentors. People my age have all of these dreams and ambitions, which don’t get me wrong, is a great thing. But, the problem is, we feel as if we can get to these goals and accomplishments instantaneously. So much so, we feel entitled to getting these dreams, goals, and ambitions without doing any sort of work or labor.
So as a result of this attitude of entitlement my generation has, without doing any type of work to accomplish these dreams and ambitions. We get a generation that is flippant and inconsistent. A generation that runs from one thing to the next trying to find happiness. Which at its root is a type of insecurity.
But as Christians, pursing Christ and attempting to emulate a life pleasing to him we need to understand that we are called to be consistent and faithful to him and his will. I am so thankful everyday that Christ was faithful to us. He could have left us in our sin and God could have not sent his Son to die for us, fulfilling so many prophecies in the Old Testament. Funny how the prophecy of his return in Revelation 19 He is refereed to as Faithful and True. For he is consistent and faithful to his promise of returning for his Bride the Church. Don’t be a hypocrite, be faithful and consistent with what God has given to you now, not what He is going to give you later. Christ has a ministry that needs to flow from you in every time and portion of life that you are in, don’t miss it.
In other news. I can’t stop listening to this song.






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