Quizzical

As I look over these posts of mine, I realize that they aren't in the least "Newbie Christian" friendly. If you're a younger Christian, these posts probably aren't for you. There is some great material out there for the "Baby Christian", and you should definitely give it a look. Joel Osteen puts out some nice stuff that is right up your alley. As I was saying, these posts are mainly for the purpose of awakening and strengthening the person who is already going to church, possibly even someone who has been for years. They are for the person who forgot who they're supposed to be. The person who got too comfortable and changed their name to "Compromise", or "Watered-Down". I always write from my heart because I've been so many things in the past. Everything that I write about comes from experience. Anyway, I just felt I should clarify that because these posts appear on my other site, and I've been asked questions like, "Who is this enemy that you refer to?". These posts aren't for evangelism. For this I thank God. I am called to this, and I am answering that call. Evangelism is an awesome thing to do for God, but it's not my calling. What I'm about to say is in no way out of pride. None of what I exalt is born of me so it can't be! I doubt that I can convey this properly, but just know that I've died and am dying in so many ways to the flesh that I am close to God in a way I could never describe. And I promise it will cost me more than I can imagine. I am on the path to selling out to God like Elijah, David, Keith Green, Oswald Chambers, and other people who let go of themselves and straight up leeched off of God for EVERYTHING. This is in no way boasting, except as Paul said, boasting on God. Everything good in me is from the Father. I point all this out for the purpose of telling everyone who reads these and turns away, be careful, it may be that you're supposed to be reading them, and not turning away, but instead implementing them into the tangible and applicable. Furthermore, I don't expect comments really, but as many subscribers as there are, it does get me thinking: if we were all sold out, we wouldn't be able to stop spurring one another towards good things. In the future, some people will unsubscribe to these blogs, one has already, and that's okay, because the level to which I seek God before and as I write these assures me that they are written the way they should be. I tell you this with the utmost sincerity, the things of life that are not related to Him seem so insignificant when you start to sell out, when you die to the flesh. I know it's not just me that has seen what God wants to do. Come along with me if you've got the unction. I know that someone reading all these blogs certainly does.