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Have Faith In Your Faith

Your faith walk had to have a beginning. So, how did your walk of faith begin? Was it a quiet draw or an insatiable drive to search and find the One your soul longs for? However, your journey began. It started with a need and that need was activated by faith. Faith that we were made for more and could experience more. That there is something to be found and worth the effort of finding. We are relational beings. God did not design us to live without the companionship of others and without the companionship of a divine father. We can ignore the void of not having our spiritual needs tended to. One can regulate this innate need and live a life never having experienced it. But if you are a soul that is seeking and willing to embrace it, you will need your faith to propel you forward. Once you have taken the leap of faith, it is upon faith that you continuously rely. Trusting in yourself in that you have chosen wisely to have faith in your need for faith. That by having faith to seek God
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Google or God?





Are you a knowledge seeker?  Do you love the love of learning? What is your go to source of information? Today information is readily available to those who seek it out. Anytime and anywhere we can have access to an abundance of information and that in and of itself is not a bad thing.  We live in a time where access and abundance is what we expect while living in this modern world. But as we walk this life out we must be careful and honest with ourselves about the level of influence we are under daily from sources like Google and social media.  We must confront the degree in which we are accustomed to and gravitate more towards social sources for information and entertainment more than we seek out and deliberate on the things of God.  
There is a fine line between feeding our natural curiosities with feeding our spiritual souls.  We can inadvertently suffer the consequences of acquiring and relying on the abundance of worldly knowledge for it can impair and influence our spiritual fortitude in Christ if we are not careful.  Google is great but it is not God.  We must be discerning to always obtain knowledge but analyze it through a spiritual lens. We must examine and evaluate what we are putting on the inside and be keenly aware that the more we increase our level of awareness and value on worldly news, statistics, history, beliefs, and commentaries we can run the risk of not seeking and or considering  what God thinks.   It is imperative that we seek God in all of our ways and acknowledge Him and He will inform and direct us but it takes discipline. We must never seek information at the expense of excluding God.
Journal Entry: Admit your struggle with the volume of knowledge you are consuming from the world. Discuss how worldly knowledge is impacting your spiritual thoughts, beliefs, and actions. Be specific and seek God’s direction on how to yearn more of what God says and less on what the world says.


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