Sunday, June 27, 2010

decisions

söndag.
sometimes the aftermatch can be more difficult than the match because that's when you are left to deal with things yourself.
the match decides the aftermatch. but the aftermatch decides the ending. or at least how to best proceed.
it is the same with decisions.
you can make a decision pretty easily. but the hard part is to stick with the decision.
i used to think that the hard part was to make a decision. but l have come to realize that its the sticking to it part that is the hard part.
some decisions you make once, but then in order to stick with them you have to make new decisions everyday.
i choose once to give my life to christ. but i choose everyday to follow him and keep on walking. otherwise i would be standing still.
like accepting things. i choose once to want to accept it. but still everyday i have to make decisions in order to keep accepting it.
of course there are a few decisions you make once with the small decisions in mind. like marriage. you say I do once and that time you mean I do for all the coming days as well. so you include all the coming decisions into one decisions.
but with most things in life its not like that. you have to keep on choosing. and that is how you everyday choose who you want to be. you dont just make a few decisions. who you are is in your everyday decision.
making big decisions like i wanna be more humble and i want to be more loving and see people is fairly easy and inspiring to make decisions like that, but its in your everyday that you can actually see if those decisions are being followed through.

2 comments:

  1. Hello!
    You wrote: “i choose once to give my life to christ. but i choose everyday to follow him and keep on walking. otherwise i would be standing still.”

    [To differentiate,]I am a previous devoted Christian. I was that for six years. I did as you describe yourself doing. I thought that I was following the Creator.

    Then I learned some life changing and true facts:
    The historical Messiah was a Ribi [similar to Rabbi] named Yehoshua. His name was later changed to Jesus.

    It is highly relevant for Christians whom want to follow the Messiah to know what was written in his authentic teachings. His authentic teachings were later redacted into the “gospel of Matthew” [note 1]. In his true teachings one finds that he taught – just that which is written in the Jewish Bible (which Christians calls the “GT”) – that humankind are required to do their utmost to keep the directives in “the books of Moses” non-selectively. [ note 2]

    So, to follow the historical person – a human (not an “incarnate man-god”) - instead of the counterfeit image of the historical person, one needs to study his authentic teachings on the Netzarim website [note 2]

    Relating to the Creator exactly in the same way Ribi Yehoshua did – by observing the Creators directives in “the books of Moses” is very meaningful –including having a REAL relation to the Creator , which is highly meaningful!

    Note 1: http://bloganders.blogspot.com/2010/07/matteus-517-20-i-den-ursprungliga.html
    2. Proof in www.netzarim.co.il

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