
Kid’s song from my past says: “Running over, running over; my cup is full and running over. Since the Lord saved me, I’m as happy as can be; my cup is full and running over.” By it, children were taught that life with Jesus can be great, happy, joyful. True words. I agree with the song for kiddies. But there comes a time as a Christian matures, that he recognizes being saved – having the Lord – is not enough.
Nora Edinger hits this thought hard in her blog called “When God is Not Enough.” I’m passing along a quote today from that blog.”
Nora says:
“God in my life” just isn’t enough. It’s “God’s life in me” that’s necessary.
Having “God in my life” is so much on “me” and what he does for “me”; having “God’s life in me” makes me feel responsible to look and act like him. So I’m left with this take-away. Whose life am I living? Am I living God’s life or am I living my life? If I’m “Running Over,” is the overflow my life or God’s life?
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I hope you will hop over and read Nora’s blog. Thank you, Nora, for this lesson.
https://noraedinger.com/2019/11/11/when-god-is-not-enough/
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