We worry about a lot of things that we can't know about. I can remember, back in high school, spending countless hours talking with my friends about aliens and space and God's will. It was stuff that was too lofty for us (Job 42:3). But if the conversation turned towards living out our faith, practical living stuff that we could figure out, suddenly I wasn't as interested. Did God allow aliens to abduct the dinosaurs? I don’t know, but let’s discuss that for hours. What practical steps can I take this week to grow in my faith? I don’t know, who wants to watch a movie? My days since high school have changed my interests a bit. Now I worry less about Bigfoot and Loch Ness and more about developing godly habits (both for me and the people I work with). That’s why I instantly liked how Moses concluded things in Deuteronomy. Towards the end, after reviewing the entire Law with the Israelites, Moses offers this; God , our God, will take care of the hidden th...
You don't know me. I'm okay with that. This is my search for insignificance.