Comments on: Jesus Wants Me to Hate My Family http://kathrynlang.com/jesus-wants-me-to-hate-my-family/ Freelancers just aren't normal or they'd be doing something else Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:19:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: myangelkat http://kathrynlang.com/jesus-wants-me-to-hate-my-family/#comment-2790 Tue, 23 Oct 2007 03:02:51 +0000 http://kathrynlang.com/jesus-wants-me-to-hate-my-family/#comment-2790 I get exactly what you are saying here. But I heard the best thing today on the radio - "If you do what you are suppose to do then He will provide your needs." PS. If you haven't visited Chris's site, you need to - he's hilarious! chriswondra.com I get exactly what you are saying here. But I heard the best thing today on the radio - “If you do what you are suppose to do then He will provide your needs.”

PS. If you haven’t visited Chris’s site, you need to - he’s hilarious!

chriswondra.com

]]> by: Chris Wondra http://kathrynlang.com/jesus-wants-me-to-hate-my-family/#comment-2789 Tue, 23 Oct 2007 00:12:37 +0000 http://kathrynlang.com/jesus-wants-me-to-hate-my-family/#comment-2789 Interesting observation. I have a somewhat related comment. I think that sometimes following God feels selfish. What I mean is that God gave each of us certain gifts, talents, or aptitudes and rewards us when we use them. He WANTS us to use them, and it FEELS GOOD when we use them. So often times, instead of "working" or supporting our family, God wants us to paint, or write, or teach, or be a friend, or play, or be creative in whatever way we're inpired to. At the time of the decision, it might give you a tinge of guilt of feel like you're neglecting something. But God's is God's plan . . . you know. He understands the greater good. The big picture we can't see. Chris Interesting observation. I have a somewhat related comment. I think that sometimes following God feels selfish. What I mean is that God gave each of us certain gifts, talents, or aptitudes and rewards us when we use them.

He WANTS us to use them, and it FEELS GOOD when we use them. So often times, instead of “working” or supporting our family, God wants us to paint, or write, or teach, or be a friend, or play, or be creative in whatever way we’re inpired to.

At the time of the decision, it might give you a tinge of guilt of feel like you’re neglecting something. But God’s is God’s plan . . . you know. He understands the greater good. The big picture we can’t see.

Chris

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