People with iron deficiency (Fe on the periodic chart) are known to consume ice in abundance. When this is done it is called PICA. It is not that there is a deficiency of the other forms of water (liquid water and steam) in the body. The body merely craves ice, The body does not crave steam which in the gas form which generates electricity for man and is required for lattes, or liquid water which is required for birth and life of man. All are available to man for his and her use. We have it in America on tap and ofttimes take all the forms for granted unless craving them In a similar way due to our duality of flesh and Spirit (instinct and Godliness), with a soul interface, we in our sanity crave God and Spiritual things. Sermons involving and Study of the Word of God at Church fulfill that need while actions toward our fellow man spread the Good News. Actions cuch as inviting people to church allow for that masked need to be met. We need God as Spirit, as Son(Word) and as Father Yet like water we take for granted these gifts given each week. We do not drink enough water because we do not generate enough work to develop a thirst. We do not crave the ice because our deficiency is maskedEven Jesus (the Word in whom God was truly pleased) required a public water baptism and a filling each day by the Father being restored by the Spirit daily THIRSTING FOR THE FATHER, as does a deer panting for water. It becomes similar to pulling hens teeth getting volunteers from the church. Volunteerism and ministry falls second to selfism in time management. Why is this.so? Is your church like this? Has growth been stifled by bad attitudes of faithful members turning off prospective new members? Pastor Doctor Johnson speaks on this question in this message which I am sure you will receive with joy. We will repost this again for the sake of those too busy to listen and share it with others asking questions. For those of you have listened and responded with prayer and action we thank you
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 13:26:20 +0000
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