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There is more to salvation than being saved.

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Posted in Blueprint (my book), Christian Life on May 7, 2018 by J David Peever (Dave). Leave a comment

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"...Childlike faith is the key to the entire floor plan, starting with the entryway but going far beyond. We must believe that there is more, laying out our lives in such a way that we can discover it. Childish faith is just happy where it is, in the entryway..."

In our lives, in our churches, the biggest enemy of structural soundness is indecision. Whether we have heard a distinct calling from God or we are waiting for Him to speak, our human nature wants to know what is going on.

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When you hear of divorce tearing apart a family, how do you respond? How does your church respond? When pornography becomes the main use of the internet for a fellow believer, what do you think of them? What does your church think of them? When a youth is arrested or a mother shoplifts, do you pass judgement on the act or the person? Does your church view the person with grace or contempt?

Something I should never forget, no pastor should ever forget

"...Humans are created in the image of God and are able to think and make choices. Inside this creation was the longing to be tied to God. Outside of it was the sense that humans could be more without being tied to God..."

If God is not the footings on which everything in our lives and in our church stands, then what is being built will fall. Often, we are left asking God to help us with something that He never asked us to do. Our knowledge of God makes us think what we are doing is His will, so we do it, and then we ask Him to bless it.

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