Christ has given His life for me, but what do I do in
return? Upon contemplation when I try to look at my actions clearly, as if
looking in a mirror, I find that I am a Gimme Gimme Christian, more than I’d
like to admit
I start my prayers asking God to take care of my food, body,
eating and stress. Next I ask Him to take care of this and to take care of
that. I ask Him to do this and to do that. I want His guidance with this and
with that. I want Him to heal this and to heal that. I ask Him to heal this
person and to heal that person. Finally, I ask God to take care of my prayer
and my relationship with Him.
When being realistic about what I’ve been doing, I am
saddened to think that I am putting all my worldly desires first, before I even
address what is most important, my relationship with Christ. I can't describe how that makes me feel. He who gave of so much
to free me of my sins, is the last on my prayer list.
Since this is an example of the positive influence God has made on my overeating, this may not reflect the whole meaning of the Bible verse.
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