Who’s Macro?
Please do not take
this post as a political piece but I am feeling a lot like my life is out
of control. Not the daily issues but in computer terms it seems my macro is not
what I would like. I guess I am looking for the land of milk and honey, the
golden years or to live happily ever after. We are trained to look for that in
all those books our mom’s read to us when we were growing up.
Well, another old time expression is
“life begins at 40”. It may not seem like that as you approach that milestone
but at 70 or 90 looking back it will feel that way. It is all a matter of
perspective. Believe it or not, age 40 through 60 are most often the best years
of our lives.
My macro issues are with what I call
the new world economy and what I see happening in the world. I feel quite
helpless. It seems that whoever I talk to feels the same way. We all want to
end war, be at peace, reduce taxes and live happily ever after. That is the
challenge.
The solution to my issue is that I
need to focus on the correct Macro; the spirit of our Christian Faith as
opposed to the Government macro. The politicians around the world certainly
have changed things with the new world economy and making war over WMDs. They
have not impacted the words of the Lord- The real Macro was written by Paul.
“But the fruit of the
Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law
….Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit. 26Let us not become conceited, provoking and envying each other. (Galatians 5 vs. 22
& 24)
Thought for Today: We need to focus on our daily lives for survival, there is no
truer fact. With that said, this week let’s do what we need to do to survive
but keep Paul’s letters and the word of our Lord in our daily lives. It will
fit in if we let it.
Prayer for Today: Dear Lord, today we pray for our world and country. We pray that
we can find a way back to jesus word and Paul’s macro.
Amen
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