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Getting "me" Out Of The Way
Contributed by Jerry Cosper on Feb 13, 2023 (message contributor)
If we were all honest, we would probably have to admit that we are all guilty of reading a text while we're driving. We see it all the time. People are swerving from their lane into our lane and almost hitting other cars. It can be a serious situation.
The way we live can also impact those around us. What if we could live our lives in such a way that we couldn't merge into other lanes, causing issues for those around us? What if we lived in such a way that we always stayed in our lane, and in doing so, we allow those around us to reach their destination without our interference.
The Apostle Paul wrote about this telling us how we can live in this way. It is a much better way to live, and it will lead us to support others and honor Christ at the same time.
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