Be careful how you walk,
not as unwise men, but as wise.
EPHESIANS 5:15
not as unwise men, but as wise.
EPHESIANS 5:15
I've read this from wisdom for the way by Charles R. Swindoll.
Just want to share this to you:)
Just want to share this to you:)
God tells us not to be foolish, but wise, making the most of our time, every opportunity that comes our way and using it wisely.
Before his twentieth birthday, Jonathan Edwards, the brilliant and godly philosopher-theologian who became God's instrument in the Great Awakening revival of the eighteenth century, resolved "Never to lose one moment of time, but to improve it in the most profitable way I possibly can." That is exactly what he did, using well the intellectual gifts God had given him. He entered Yale at thirteen and at seventeen graduated at the head of his class. At twenty-six he was the minister of one of the largest congregations in Massachusetts...
Following the will of God requires wisdom, clear thinking, and yes, even good old garden variety common sense.
Before his twentieth birthday, Jonathan Edwards, the brilliant and godly philosopher-theologian who became God's instrument in the Great Awakening revival of the eighteenth century, resolved "Never to lose one moment of time, but to improve it in the most profitable way I possibly can." That is exactly what he did, using well the intellectual gifts God had given him. He entered Yale at thirteen and at seventeen graduated at the head of his class. At twenty-six he was the minister of one of the largest congregations in Massachusetts...
Following the will of God requires wisdom, clear thinking, and yes, even good old garden variety common sense.
The Mystery of God's Will
