The Revelation of Jesus with Rick Sterling~

Decision Point~

Everyone, everyday, has a decision point that affects how you spend the rest of the day. For example, should I get gas now, or later? So if you get gas now you might be paying more for it than you would if you waited until you were able to get to a station with a lower price. On the other hand, if you don't get it now maybe you will run out of gas before you get to the lower price gas station, and then the problems compound.

Every decision point is a defining point in time, whether you acknowledge it openly or not. Some decisions are more important than others, yet all have the effect of either making life easier or more difficult. How you decide about WHAT you decide is critical to the pattern your life will take both today and in the future.

This is especially true for things inside of our spiritual natures. The decisions about how we believe about what we believe is more often than not not given the quality of care that we give to the more mundane aspects of our lives, like buying gasoline for the car. People have become immune to the necessity of carefully concidering these spiritual decision points as being worth the conciderable effort to process. We get so innured to the encumbrances of life in the physical that making a choice concerning our spiritual natures slips by the wayside, until it is too late to make the changes necessary to accomplish the growth and learning that is necessary for us to commit the the outcome, one way or the other.

Living by Faith is easy, because faith requires not commitment to a truth that is singular and absolute. "Faith allows a person to believe a lie AS IF it is the truth, without accountability!" (Rick Sterling).

The decision ot KNOW the God you worship, is the most critical decision point in life. Don't leave this decision until it is too late.