The world can get us overheated at times.
- People and issues that come up in our own lives can get us all worked up.
- The Lord protects us (Psa 121)
"The Lord is thy keeper: the Lord is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night." (Psa 121:5, 6)
-Hydrate
- The next thing to do to cool off is to stay hydrated.
-Hart/deer, panteth/long for desire, thirsteth/dryness-painful desire.
- This week as I read in the scriptures I noticed answers to how I should and should not react in certain situations. God's word is light and instruction for our daily life.
"O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee; my soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is (Psa 63:1, 63:1-3)
- How David thirsted after God. Sometimes we can let our life get to the point where we are nat in his word and not trusting God. How sad and unfortunate. If we would just pant after God and his word. Stay in church, stay in the Word, and refresh ourselves daily. Be in prayer, talk to God. He is there with you (Heb 13:5)
- Just slowing down can help us cool off (Jam 1:16-22)
-Wrath/anger, superfluity/abundance
-Fan yourself
- Allowing the Holy Spirit to work in you (Eph 3:13-19)
-Avoid strenuous activity
- What kind of things dehydrates us as Christians? what keeps us from reaching our full potential when it comes to serving Christ? Sin will burn you. Make your decisions ahead of time.
Conclusion: Do we expose ourselves to the extreme heat of sin? I know I need to get in and cool off in the shade. I need that cooling off and lifting up that only Christ can give. Let's all work on getting out of the heat and spending some time with Jesus in the shade.
GB
The Campbells
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