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Don't forget,
we are running a race.
And we are told to drop everything
that encumbers us. What encumbers you?
It isn't usually the thing you think. A person who is desperate
for control will say that what encumbers him is a particular
thing that is out of his control - without the sight brought
by the supernatural light of God's Word, he can't see what the
real problem is.
The runner must look forward to
the end of the race. He cannot be occupied with the bushes and
rocks, or even his own need for relief or water. He presses on.
The race is what is important.
In Christianity today, I often
think we have more worshipers of the race than of the Lord. But
of course, those folks aren't really in the race are they? They
are in a hologram.
But the Soldier of the Cross presses
on, looking forward to the goal.
It will be worth it all,
When we see Jesus.
Life's trials will seem so small
When we see Christ.
One glimpse
of His dear face;
All sorrow will erase.
We will have run the race
when we see Christ. |