I am used to thinking about the past and learning from my mistakes.
Paul encourages us, in 3:12-14, to forget what is in the past and focus on the target in the future.
That is great advice for me at the end of another school year.
I can't focus on what I wish I'd done differently. Instead, I will focus on my target, preparing my students for their June 20 final exam.
This is easily applied to spiritual matters as well.
Once a sin is confessed, it's forgiven. The past is the devil's playground on my mind. Paul wisely counsels us to focus on the future, which is Jesus' playground!
Friday, May 30, 2008
The Devil's Playground
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