Change is coming

Change is on the way and we aren’t going to like it.
How do I know? I don’t know I just know.
I look at how desperate political types are and the problem is the only people listening are the die-hards.
I look at God’s people and how unwilling we are to change, not our principles but our commitment to religion and it scares me.
I read about layoffs and then turn up at a local store and see how little inventory is in stock and I smell trouble.
I’ve written three articles that just sit on my computer because I know the response that will follow and part of me is too tired to listen to the rhetoric, there will be so much rhetoric.
The other day a guy walked up to me to offer his opinion on something political and I asked him to be quiet.
I really did, I couldn’t believe it came out of my mouth but I’m so tired of people barfing up the same tired verbiage and refusing to look for answers.
Changes are coming. Life as we knew it is not coming back. Unfortunately we will turn out to be our own worst enemy.

2 Comments

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  Rick January 27, 2012 at 7:02 pm

  We’re all on a ship that’s sinking. Are you writing to the people who want to learn to use the lifeboats, or those who are heading back to the bar for another drink because they believe the ship is unsinkable? Post those three articles for those of us who want to hear what you have to say. Rick
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  Jeanne Gibson January 28, 2012 at 11:47 am

  I think the real problem is that we call particular buildings, and the group that meets within its walls “the Church.” Most believers know that a building is not, “THE Church,” and that the true “Church,” is the body of Christ which is made up of all believers.

  Maybe just calling buildings where believers meet to worship, “Meeting Houses,” “Worship Places,” or “Temples,” would help.