Saturday, April 21, 2018
1Sam 24 1Chron 8 Ps 57,58 Mt 8
Sometimes we are confronted by tempting choices. Tantalising experiences which are too good to be true. That’s the problem. They are. When we look at these choices through the lens of faith, the Holy Spirit says “...no”. We must make a decision which may be misunderstood by those around us, however we have only one we really have to please; Jesus. That is why our faith should be uncompromising because He was, even though He was tempted.
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