Our sins are destroying us. Disobedience (even delayed obedience) shortchanges us. Sin – any sin – never takes us to a good place. And once we’ve suffered the consequences, how long will it take us to regain our footing? If we ever do.
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It’s okay to ask for help. In fact, it could be vital for you to do so – even if it means setting aside your pride. We’re here to serve each other. One day in the future, God may use you to help someone else; but for now, allow us to be there for you.
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Try it this week. Spend time imagining yourself chatting with Jesus face-to-face. Picture Him holding you tightly while you pour out your heart to Him. Tell Him how scared you are that Grandma might die, how much you miss spending time with your family and friends as you shelter in place, how you’re not sure if you’ll be able to buy groceries next week. If you don’t need anything, take a moment just to worship your Lord and talk about … everything.
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When we’re convinced that “not even God can help us this time,” it’s amazing to think that our heavenly Father reaches into our situation and continues the work He has already begun in us. Then, as we continue to trust in Him, we begin to see progress – the changes His presence is making in our hearts, minds and attitudes.
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Do we crave to understand “the fear of the Lord” and “the knowledge of God” as much as the Chinese believers? Would we be willing to spend as much time and effort – even at the risk of our lives?
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