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Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 12:41 AM
Hey everyone!
Right so i didnt really
post much lately cuz
like i said b4, i went
to this beach-resort place
during the weekends and there
isnt any internet connection
there.
So yeap.
Didnt do anything much there
actually.
Just went to the beach and
swam in the swimming pool.
The swimming pool totally
rox man! (:
And i oso bought this new
rip curl tee. ;D
WEE! :D
Anyway, so ysd i went to cut
my hair!
YAY!
I think it looks better nw.
But yea, its shorter too.
Its like slightly below my
shoulder nw.
Oh and guess wad?
Im gonna attend my cousin's
wedding in like 2 days!
The wedding is on thur and
fri.
I dun think i would be able
to post on those days cuz
we would come back late and
stuff and i would be like
so tired.
But we'll most probably
take loads of pics and i'll
try posting them up ASAP.
Anyway, this post is kinda
longer than usual, yea?
Oh and b4 i forget,
TAG MORE! :D
PLS PLS PLS!
LOL.
I sound so desperate.
Ok, bye!! (:
Jesus answered them, “Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever commits sin is a slave of sin.”
— John 8:34
I’m a “catch and release” fisherman, which means I don’t kill the trout I catch, but net and handle them gently and set them free. It’s a technique that ensures “sustainability,” as conservation officers like to say, and keeps trout and other target species from disappearing in heavily fished waters.
I rarely release a trout without recalling Paul’s words about those who have been “taken captive” by Satan to do his will (2 Tim. 2:26), for I know that our adversary the devil does not catch and release but captures to consume and destroy.
We may think we can deliberately sin in a limited way for a short period of time and then get ourselves free. But as Jesus teaches us, “Whoever commits sin is a slave of sin” (John 8:34). Even “little” sins lead to greater and greater unrighteousness. Sin becomes the consequence of sin. We find ourselves entrapped and enslaved, and like a luckless trout, we cannot wriggle free.
Sin enslaves us. But when we yield ourselves in obedience to Christ and call upon Him for the strength to do His will, we are “released.” The result is increasing righteousness (Rom. 6:16).
Jesus assures us, “If the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed” (John 8:36).
— David H. Roper
Christ broke the bonds of sin, that I
Might know His strong eternal tie;
This blood-bought liberty I bring
To be Your bond-slave, Master-King.
— F. Hess
Christ releases us from sin’s slavery into salvation’s liberty.
- http://www.rbc.org/odb/odb.shtml
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