September 23, 2023
Passage Read: Galatians 1-2
Meditation Verses: 1:3-5
Thought
Application
I'm fooling myself if I think this age is all bright and beautiful, if any age ever was. If I think that, it's because I don't see with God's eyes, but with human eyes, comparing the worst ages with what seems like the best. If I see with God's eyes, I can't help but be shocked and disgusted and grieved over the wickedness of this age, over the lostness and wickedness of my coworkers and neighbors, no matter how nice they may present themselves. My heart is deceitful and wicked; I'm dreaming if I think it's only my heart. I need Jesus to rescue me from thinking this evil age is beautiful. I need Jesus to rescue me from glossing over the wickedness and corruption in the world around me, even right next to me and within me. I need to see the corruption so clearly that I long for Jesus to take me out of this wicked and depraved generation, and plead with the lost around me to repent and be saved from this same evil generation, until the Lord takes me out of it.