ewoksrule
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that's veey true! If wow can stir your affections for Christ then by all means play it!
Should I????
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Amazing insight, Ewoks!
Anything between Christ and I is a false god, even if it is myself. I do not want anything there. That is a great reminder, a word of warning, of keeping one's relationship with God on the front burner with all else submitted to His authority! Thanks for your insight!
Yet, I find this game developing a focus past physical pain and I see that as something God is using for my benefit. I know He is able to heal even me instantly - but obviously He has a reason for this physical challenge to continue. I will allow Him to work His will and way in my life which includes serving Christ through a silly game. Actually, WoW is way down the list on my priorities, but it is still there when I get to it. Unfortunately, I do not get to do all I would in regards to physical activity. Partly because of age, but mainly because of pain. When I get physically active with my left arm, there is an extreme price to pay.
I want to be an encourager to those I meet through this and other means of interaction - sharing with them that Christ is able to see them through their darkest hours. I have experienced it first hand, but more dependable than what I may say, it is written in the Word. I hope that is what others see in me.
And, yes, one of my mottoes for life is that God is able!
Anything between Christ and I is a false god, even if it is myself. I do not want anything there. That is a great reminder, a word of warning, of keeping one's relationship with God on the front burner with all else submitted to His authority! Thanks for your insight!
Yet, I find this game developing a focus past physical pain and I see that as something God is using for my benefit. I know He is able to heal even me instantly - but obviously He has a reason for this physical challenge to continue. I will allow Him to work His will and way in my life which includes serving Christ through a silly game. Actually, WoW is way down the list on my priorities, but it is still there when I get to it. Unfortunately, I do not get to do all I would in regards to physical activity. Partly because of age, but mainly because of pain. When I get physically active with my left arm, there is an extreme price to pay.
I want to be an encourager to those I meet through this and other means of interaction - sharing with them that Christ is able to see them through their darkest hours. I have experienced it first hand, but more dependable than what I may say, it is written in the Word. I hope that is what others see in me.
And, yes, one of my mottoes for life is that God is able!