A Church that uses no caution (or discernment) when rising to the top will have major problems on a slippery slope after the peak.
...it is also interesting that 99% of the prayers commanded in the New Testament are for the Church. (it's leaders, workers and propagation of the Gospel)
Hard to say which is worse - going up or down that hill. :)
ReplyDeleteSometimes I think the hard part is to keep up the momentum after the hill is past.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness there's Corky Velveeta.
ReplyDeleteApproaching Best Life Now Hill....
ReplyDeleteCast your fate to the wind and set the throttle to MAXIMUM FREE WILL. Let's see what this baby will do. ~~~~~-------------->
ReplyDeleteAny suggestion to pray is good. I am just not sure why the road is a concern. It looks like any one of many roads I travel every winter.
ReplyDeleteA Church that uses no caution (or discernment) when rising to the top will have major problems on a slippery slope after the peak.
ReplyDelete...it is also interesting that 99% of the prayers commanded in the New Testament are for the Church. (it's leaders, workers and propagation of the Gospel)