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say to wisdom, "you are my sister." {prov 7.4}

How to Do Difficult Things, Part 2

I tend toward what is easy. Discipline, pain, sacrifice? I shudder at the thought. Yesterday the sermon was on being spirit-led. Sounds nice, but it was uncomfortable: controlling your appetite, saying no to what you want, realizing that the urge toward what is easy, comfortable, and instantly gratifying is probably the opposite of what spirit-led means.

Everything worthwhile that I have done has required discipline, pain, and sacrifice. Think about pregnancy and birth. Even getting married, candy-coated as that time was, required change, which is always difficult, and leaving behind the old life to begin a new one. Read the rest of this entry »

I Like Quoting Smart People

It’s a funny thing about life; if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it. — W. Somerset Maughan

 

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