I find the weather fascinating. Currently it is both cold enough to snow but also just warm enough to rain, with the sun glistening through all at the same time.
A funny thing the weather is… as well as my mind…for I seem to relate the current weather conditions to that of a Christian, whom is saved yet doesn’t fully understand what it means to be under the covering of Christ’s blood.
Yes, of course, everyone who is a Christian understands that by being saved they now have eternal life in Christ and are no longer spiritually dead (whatever that means to them). But like my last statement states…most of it is whatever it means to them and nothing more. And certainly not what it means in the gospels…
Now I don’t mean to pick on new Christian. No, that is not my point in stating this observation. No. What I am meaning to state is that like the weather, though it snows (a person is saved) the snow does not stick for the rain washes it away before it is even given the chance (a new believer or an unknowing long-time Christian gets what it means to be saved and have eternal life, but doesn’t understand nor are they taught so that they may understand what it truly means to be a child of Christ… thus when the cares and worries of the world wash through their Sunday morning teachings, they never get a chance to stick and grow).
And yet, like the sun shines through this goofy display of Mother Nature’s falling snow and wet weather…the Lord shines through to the non-understanding believer’s confusion with glistening hope.
So, merely with this post, I guess I am trying to say that my mind makes a strange connect to this day’s weather and those uninformed Christians. And that it is sad that understanding believers don’t take up their part in informing those that are confused.
We truly should be focused on making disciples just as much as we are with sharing the gospel. For would we not have more help in reaching the lost if more of your fellow believers understood the power of the person living inside of them and what He truly means to them?
(if the above post sounds quite out of the blue a book I have been reading is likely the stirring of these thoughts…Victory over the Darkness.)



