From Half-Heartedness to Whole-Heartedness

September 3, 2006

The believer was made for devotion, not for lukewarmness. The unhappiest person in the world is the half-hearted believer. He is not wholly committed to anything, and he knows it. He is not completely true to the world, or to the Lord, so he always feels unfaithful to someone. He is never fully plunging himself into one or the other, so he always feels somewhat lazy or less than diligent. But the Lord Jesus loves you – the half-hearted believer, and wants you to be in full fellowship with him. The miracle of the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5:1-11 shows how Jesus gets a half-hearted believer all the way from indecision to devotion.

From Half-Heartedness to Whole-Heartedness

September 3, 2006

The believer was made for devotion, not for lukewarmness. The unhappiest person in the world is the half-hearted believer. He is not wholly committed to anything, and he knows it. He is not completely true to the world, or to the Lord, so he always feels unfaithful to someone. He is never fully plunging himself into one or the other, so he always feels somewhat lazy or less than diligent. But the Lord Jesus loves you – the half-hearted believer, and wants you to be in full fellowship with him. The miracle of the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5:1-11 shows how Jesus gets a half-hearted believer all the way from indecision to devotion.

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David de Bruyn

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