i was reading matt 16.5 yesterday and God showed me something that really encouraged me and just amased me the way it jumped out at me.
this shouldnt be long, but i think its good.
matt 16.5
and when the disciples were come to the OTHER side, they had forgotten to take bread.
God just showed me that we all have an OTHER side, a side where we forget things, mess things up, make mistakes, fall down, get mad, wanna cuss and knock somebody out... ya know, that OTHER YOU! THE YOU THAT YOU DONT TAKE TO CHURCH. the you that you dont like people to know about. that OTHER you where your not always very smart, that OTHER you that likes to say "BUT GOD THATS NOT VERY SMART" haha.
you know, that OTHER you.
we all have that OTHER side.
where were forgetful, me mess up, we just forget things, and say things wrong, and do things wrong, and just ... need help.
the other day, i was riding in my car, praising God coming home from work.
having a great time with God, being a good christian...
i pulled up at the local mcdonalds to get some food and see some friends that work there.
and i walk in... and theres this guy that always talks smack about me working in the kitchen. and right from the get-go, he starts running his mouth about me.
and its ok at first, but after like 4 or 5 comments from him, i was just mad.
and stupid ol me was like "God...what do you want me to do, i want to fight this guy..." haha, like God was going to understand haha.
then he said one more thing, and the next thing i know, i get up and run behind the counter, back into the kitchen with the guy and i cuss him out!
everybodies screaming and hollering at me to get out and leave and stuff.
which i did leave... but.
but i just praise God that, like he made up for the disciples forgetfulness, his power and grace was enough to save them from their mistake, God still loves me and his power and grace made up for that OTHER ME... that other me that gets mad and wants to fly off the handle and cuss somebody out or fight.
i just praise God for grace, and making up for that OTHER SIDE of me.
we all have, that other side, but we praise God for grace.
this shouldnt be long, but i think its good.
matt 16.5
and when the disciples were come to the OTHER side, they had forgotten to take bread.
God just showed me that we all have an OTHER side, a side where we forget things, mess things up, make mistakes, fall down, get mad, wanna cuss and knock somebody out... ya know, that OTHER YOU! THE YOU THAT YOU DONT TAKE TO CHURCH. the you that you dont like people to know about. that OTHER you where your not always very smart, that OTHER you that likes to say "BUT GOD THATS NOT VERY SMART" haha.
you know, that OTHER you.
we all have that OTHER side.
where were forgetful, me mess up, we just forget things, and say things wrong, and do things wrong, and just ... need help.
the other day, i was riding in my car, praising God coming home from work.
having a great time with God, being a good christian...
i pulled up at the local mcdonalds to get some food and see some friends that work there.
and i walk in... and theres this guy that always talks smack about me working in the kitchen. and right from the get-go, he starts running his mouth about me.
and its ok at first, but after like 4 or 5 comments from him, i was just mad.
and stupid ol me was like "God...what do you want me to do, i want to fight this guy..." haha, like God was going to understand haha.
then he said one more thing, and the next thing i know, i get up and run behind the counter, back into the kitchen with the guy and i cuss him out!
everybodies screaming and hollering at me to get out and leave and stuff.
which i did leave... but.
but i just praise God that, like he made up for the disciples forgetfulness, his power and grace was enough to save them from their mistake, God still loves me and his power and grace made up for that OTHER ME... that other me that gets mad and wants to fly off the handle and cuss somebody out or fight.
i just praise God for grace, and making up for that OTHER SIDE of me.
we all have, that other side, but we praise God for grace.