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What Strikes Me About Jesus Is That He Is A Remarkably True Person; He Never Changes His Personality To Fit In With Whatever Crowd He Finds Himself. He Is Simply Himself, And He Never Plays To His Audience.

The Point Is The Love Story. We Live In A Love Story In The Midst Of War.

Of Course, None Of This Can Happen For Us Until We Give Our Lives Back To God. We Cannot Know The Joy Or The Life Or The Freedom Of Heart I've Described Until We Surrender Our Lives To Jesus And Surrender Them Totally... We Turn, And Give Ourselves Body, Soul, And Spirit Back To God, Asking Him To Cleanse Our Hearts And Make Them New. And He Does. He Gives Us A New Heart. And He Comes To Dwell There, In Our Hearts.

A Wound That Goes Unacknowledged And Unwept Is A Wound That Cannot Heal.

Moses Does Not Encounter The Living God At The Mall. He Finds Him (or Is Found By Him) Somewhere Out In The Deserts Of Sinai, A Long Way From The Comforts Of Egypt... Where Did The Great Prophet Elijah Go To Recover His Strength? To The Wild. As Did John The Baptist, And His Cousin, Jesus, Who Is Led By The Spirit Into The Wilderness.