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Edwin wrote:Crisi, what you said reminds me of a game that we play with the kids. I don't remember whether the teachers played it with us when I was in elementary school, but I have seen it played a lot, especially in physical education classes, and the kids find it a lot of fun. You call out Green light, and the kids walk fast, then you quickly say Red light, and if anyone takes even one stop further they are out. You keep doing that until you have eliminated all but one child and that child is the winner.
That is good; listing what you would like/expect in a person. The Red lights would be what would make you stop rather than proceeding. I have heard them also called red flags, which are warning signals. If you are aware of a certain behavior, and you see that, it might be a good idea to stop, rather than proceeding and then getting hurt. Other things would tell you that it is okay to keep going, but you always proceed with caution. Many people have the red flags and they do ignore them, causing them to be hurt after a period of time. They say hind sight is 20/20, meaning you can look back and understand. It is better if you can understand as you are proceeding, so that you recognize the red flags and stop in time to avoid damage.
Crisi, anyone who says that they don't have difficulty in living in obedience to God is not honest. We all have trouble living in obedience to God, and all of us must continually ask for God's forgiveness for our sins, and ask Him to forgive us and help us. We all need help to have a right spirit renewed in us, and to have a pure heart. God accepts the person who prays, "God be merciful to me a sinner," rather than the person who prays with himself/herself about how good he or she is. None of us is good. Only God is good, and He can help us if we will allow Him to do that!![]()
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