When you come to think of it, the Browns* are actually quite nice.
But I don't usually come to think of it.
[* Name changed to protect the innocent... :)]
When you come to think of it, the Browns* are actually quite nice.
But I don't usually come to think of it.
Well, I'm not used to you being 40 - it's too old. You have to go back to being 39 again.
Abigail: "You'll be 40 - you'll be as old as Dad!"
Mum: "I can't catch up with him you know."
Lucia: "Yeah, you will. He'll just be older than you when you're the same as him."
"Daddy - you're joking - I can tell when you are joking because I can see the lines coming out of your eyes!"
Many of us have certain sins in our lives that we just can't seem to "shake off". However hard we try, we don't seem to be able to make any progress in overcoming them. This book is about that problem and the Bible's answer to dealing with it (largely based on Paul's letter to the Ephesians).If that sounds like something you may be interested in, go ahead and buy a copy :) - I pray that what I have to say will help you in some small way in your Christian walk.
In the book I look at how a fundamental change to our approach may be the key we are looking for. Instead of "trying to sin less", we should focus on "rooting ourselves" in God's love and "walking in a manner worthy of the calling". I also talk about a number of practical things that we can do in our daily lives to help in the struggle against sin.
Kathleen (aged 10) is complaining to Mum who has told her that she has to do her morning jobs (chores):
Kathleen: "Why do I have to do jobs - no-one else I know has to do them!"
Mum: "Yes they do."
Kathleen: "Who?"
Sister Lucia (aged 4 1/2) pipes up from nearby: "Me!"
