Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Playing with sin may seem sweet - but it is deadly
"A fly lights on a leaf to taste the sweetness that grows there. Instantly three crimson-tipped, fingerlike hairs bend over and touch the fly’s wings, holding it firm in a sticky grasp. The fly struggles mightily to get free, but the more it struggles, the more hopelessly it is coated with adhesive. Soon the fly relaxes, but to its fly-mind “things could be worse,” because it extends its tongue and feasts on the sweetness while it is held even more firmly by still more sticky tentacles — just as happens when we swill our besetting sins. When the captive is entirely at the plant’s mercy, the edges of the leaf fold inward, forming a closed fist. Two hours later the fly is an empty sucked skin, and the hungry fist unfolds its delectable mouth for another easy entanglement." ~ R. K. Hughes
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Labels: Quote, R. Kent Hughes, Sin
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Are ALL of your energies and resources dedicated and consumed upon godliness?
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Labels: 1 Timothy 4:7-10, Discipleship, Discipline, Quote, R. Kent Hughes


