Comments on: Mawwiage and the art of perserverence… http://randomcommands.com/2006/11/13/mawwiage-and-the-art-of-perserverence/ you are LOST in a maze of twisty little passges, all the same... Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:31:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Jon http://randomcommands.com/2006/11/13/mawwiage-and-the-art-of-perserverence/#comment-224 Jon Tue, 21 Nov 2006 21:46:32 +0000 http://randomcommands.com/2006/11/13/mawwiage-and-the-art-of-perserverence/#comment-224 Certainly. It isn't the building, but the visits to the church captures a different statistic than just 'do you believe Jesus is your savior'... I'd grant that if the statistics drilled down to daily word digestion, the statistics would get better as well. Thanks for you comment and keeping it real. :D Certainly. It isn’t the building, but the visits to the church captures a different statistic than just ‘do you believe Jesus is your savior’… I’d grant that if the statistics drilled down to daily word digestion, the statistics would get better as well. Thanks for you comment and keeping it real. :D

]]> By: RoadKnight http://randomcommands.com/2006/11/13/mawwiage-and-the-art-of-perserverence/#comment-221 RoadKnight Tue, 21 Nov 2006 19:48:19 +0000 http://randomcommands.com/2006/11/13/mawwiage-and-the-art-of-perserverence/#comment-221 Jon, going to church is not really the important aspect. Rather it's a regular communing with the Word of God. For most Christians, that does indeed come in church because that is the one time each week that they set aside to fellowship with our Lord. Being on the road all the time, obviously I don't have that advantage. But I have found that my daily study (as you know I'm in Seminary) accomplishes the same thing to an even higher degree. To keep up with my studies, I have to read my textboks and my Bible every day. I have a tendancy to "bounce" back and forth between commentary, my KJV Bible, and my NLT Bible. This daily feast on God's Word has helped (and continues to help) me to walk in His footsteps closer than I ever have before. Jon, going to church is not really the important aspect. Rather it’s a regular communing with the Word of God. For most Christians, that does indeed come in church because that is the one time each week that they set aside to fellowship with our Lord.

Being on the road all the time, obviously I don’t have that advantage. But I have found that my daily study (as you know I’m in Seminary) accomplishes the same thing to an even higher degree.

To keep up with my studies, I have to read my textboks and my Bible every day. I have a tendancy to “bounce” back and forth between commentary, my KJV Bible, and my NLT Bible. This daily feast on God’s Word has helped (and continues to help) me to walk in His footsteps closer than I ever have before.

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