Failure to hit the bulls-eye is never the fault of the target. - Anon
The Pharisees and religious rulers of the day 'missed' Jesus because they had their minds already made up. Hmm!
Generally when 'X' marks the spot, 'X' is not mobile or ambulatory. That's the one constant we need to hone in on to make sure we hit the bulls-eye. Interestingly enough, God and His Word never change, they are both the same 'yesterday, today, and forever' yet we continually seem to miss. Biblically speaking, sin is described as 'missing the mark.' Missing at times is okay, for God is truly gracious, but when we continue to miss in the same area, it should be a strong indicator to us that we need to improve our aim. That may mean letting go of certain friends, habits, routines, or conveniences that hinder our ability to concentrate and focus on the bulls-eye. True God's patience is long, but we never want to be found 'trying it.'
Until tomorrow...
Pastor Botts
"...You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart...." - Jeremiah 29:13
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