I have been a fan of Batterson's writings. His words in
his books are clearly lived out in his life. More often than not Im one who
gives in to apathy or walks away (or around) fear and obstacles. But in In a
Pit with A Lion on A Snowy Day" we are challenged to do the unnatural
thing or rather supernatural thing and embrace the "Lions" in our
lives to see the challenge of what God can and will do through your life. And
such will be a testimony to others. So many truths I had highlighted as I read
this book But one of the main ones that really stuck out to me was from
Kierkegaard "boredom is the root of all evil" because it means we're
refusing to be who God made us to be. If you're bored one thing is for
sure" You're not following in the footsteps of Christ. And I am reminded there is no such word as sacrifice in a
Believers life for what will compare to all He has done for us. And in other
words "sixpence none the richer" Even what we have to offer now is
all from Him. God has a plan for each of us and for each of us it is not fear
But a life of running to and with the Lion.
Rest Can’t Be for Weekends Alone
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The busier I get, the faster the time seems to pass. Keeping busy is valued
in our culture, but lately, I’ve sensed that being too busy is a big
problem fo...
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