But that no man is justified by the law in the sight of God, it
is evident: for, The just shall live by faith. Galatians 3:11
The other day as I was saying my
prayers, I asked God to not let me and my family lose sight of Him-to keep God
in focus. After I said that, I wondered about what I had just prayed, so I
prayerfully contemplated my prayer.
I thought about when I had an art
class and was taught to draw with perspective. We learned about the vanishing
point, where the object we had been looking at from a distance vanished from
view, but was still there.
This got me thinking about several
things. One I was elated to think that although I sometimes feel that God has
vanished from view, He is still there watching over me. This was very
reassuring, because I am apt to lose my focus at times, especially when I’m
turning to food to deal with my stress rather than turning to God.
On the other hand, my prayer
alarmed me. I would be alarmed if a child were walking away from their parent, so that all they could see of that parent was a speck on the horizon. So much
could happen to them. They could make a poor choice and step out into the
street and get hit, but be too far to hear the parent or have them rescue the child in time.
Since I am applying these Bible Verses to my life, it may not convey the whole meaning of the verses. Debbie
Bible Study: Relating the Bible to YOUR Life!
Types of Christians
A Christian Caregiver
Christ's Grace Abounds
Creation: What's It Matter?
How to Know Jesus Is God's Son
Free 2 Share VBS (Free VBS Curriculum)
Christian Overeaters Past and Present Support Links
Jesus Calls, But Do Your Actions Say You Don't Desire Him?
Types of Christians
A Christian Caregiver
Christ's Grace Abounds
Creation: What's It Matter?
How to Know Jesus Is God's Son
Free 2 Share VBS (Free VBS Curriculum)
Christian Overeaters Past and Present Support Links
Jesus Calls, But Do Your Actions Say You Don't Desire Him?