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Don't be an Impersonator
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When I was a child I spoke like a child. I reasoned like a child and I even prayed as a child. But when I grew older I put away my childish things and started to broaden my mind. Don’t get me wrong. I am certainly no Saint. I make mistakes, even today. As I look back to my childhood I remember singing praises to Jesus because of what he could give me. The whole worship service revolved around me. I now know that I am not the center of the universe. If I do well for others it is not me working but God working through me. I will give him the praise.


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Don’t Be an Impersonator!

 

Are you a true follower of Christ, if so how does it show?

Even more important to you my friend is do you honestly within your own heart know?

Here is a question that I ask myself over and over again.

If I follow the Ten Commandments is that a complete lack of sin?

If I give all what I have to the poor, that in itself earns me no place in Heaven

Unless I give it because of a true love of God, Jesus and of my brethren.

What I am trying to convey to you is motive means more than the deed.

If we follow our Lord, do well to others and feed and house those who are in need

This is a good thing and it is our Fathers wish that we would serve him thus.

But he wants to look within our hearts and he asks, “What is it that you lust?”

To make my point a bit clearer it was written in the word that works alone was useless

Unless it is motivated by a true love for God and others and not simply so we are blessed.

Give to the poor but remember that God has given us what we have to give.

So when we give we are only passing on his gift to us.  For this we should strive to live.

So, my friend do not impersonate a Christian be to what you can be.

Until the day Jesus comes through the clouds take the hands of you and me.
 


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Reviewed by H. Lena Jones
Reviewed on November 4, 2006
Lew, this is another of your meaningful writes. I have long since concluded that what you write is certainly inspired work for the good of all who seek. I've said this before, too, you are a faithful embassador for our Lord. I sure have my fill when I drop by. Thank you, my precious Christian brother!

God Bless
LOL
Lena


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