James
04-01-2007, 01:01 PM
<div align="center">Text for Sunday, April 01, 2007
Sunday, April 1
No man that has put his hand to a plow and looks at the things behind is well fitted for the kingdom of God.—Luke 9:62.
One scribe declared that he would follow Jesus wherever He went. But Jesus pointed out that on many occasions, he did not even have a place to spend the night. When Jesus invited another listener to be his follower, this man replied that he would first need to “bury” his father. Likely, he preferred to stay at home and wait until his father died rather than follow Jesus and care for that family responsibility when it came. Finally, a third said that before following Jesus, he needed to “say good-bye” to his household. Jesus described such procrastination as ‘looking at the things behind.’ Thus, it appears that those who wish to do so will always be able to find excuses for evading their Christian responsibility.—Luke 9:57-61. w 4/1/06 13a
Procrastination- one of my greatest weaknesses :Yahoo_51:
James
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Sunday, April 1
No man that has put his hand to a plow and looks at the things behind is well fitted for the kingdom of God.—Luke 9:62.
One scribe declared that he would follow Jesus wherever He went. But Jesus pointed out that on many occasions, he did not even have a place to spend the night. When Jesus invited another listener to be his follower, this man replied that he would first need to “bury” his father. Likely, he preferred to stay at home and wait until his father died rather than follow Jesus and care for that family responsibility when it came. Finally, a third said that before following Jesus, he needed to “say good-bye” to his household. Jesus described such procrastination as ‘looking at the things behind.’ Thus, it appears that those who wish to do so will always be able to find excuses for evading their Christian responsibility.—Luke 9:57-61. w 4/1/06 13a
Procrastination- one of my greatest weaknesses :Yahoo_51:
James
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