Spiritual Short- Sightedness
In a moment of weakness, we have the potential of making mistakes with long lasting consequences. Esau was a victim when he sold his birthright which would have given him authority over his family and a double portion of the inheritance, all for a bowl of soup. His error may seem foolish, but all of us can land in situations where good sense and spiritual commitment are undermined by our frailty.
Many people have ‘’sold ‘’ their spiritual birthright (God’s plan and blessings for them), because they never stopped to consider the consequences of a short-term solution. Believers should therefore make it a habit to question their decisions.
KEY POINTS:
What will the consequences be if I make this choice?
How will what am about to do affect my relationship with God, my family and my church?
Will I be pleased tomorrow with what I am doing today?
These are questions we need to ponder upon before we make decisions.
What are your thoughts about this issue?
I believe that been steadfast in his word on a daily basis should prepare us for the challenges of life when they come along. Awesome piece sir.
ReplyDeleteWalking by faith begets foresight, walking by sight begets the reverse.....we must learn to trust absolutely in the lord and lean not on our own (short-sighted) understanding, so he can direct out path.The problem is, a lot of us feel this is the preserve for elite men of God,whereas they fail to see that they are part of such glorious inheritance. Papa Sam's message sure lights a path to a new horizon.
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