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Please don’t but only if you want!  I am reading a book that inspires me very much.  It is called, “Out of The Comfort Zone” by George Verwer. Who was the international director of Operation Mobilization.  I met George in 1984, when I was with OM in Belgium on a summer mission trip from here Canada.  He was a good example to me. He went to be with the Lord just recently.

In this book, he writes about a book of Charles Swindoll, “Grace Awakening”.  In that book, I paraphrase that if we understood vertical Grace, we would be able to live the horizontal Grace.

We have been saved by Grace, let us give that Grace to others with them present or not.  If we were to ask any Christian of any church, if his or her church lives in unity, he or she probably would give an affirmative answer.  Yet in our spirit, we can judge silently and not offend anyone right?  I do it, we all do it and it offends God.  He knows our every thought (1 Chronicles 28:9)   We have lowered our standards and lowered our shields before the enemy of our souls.  We have exchanged what is holy for something unholy (Romans 1:21) and little by little Satan fools us.   It is time to raise our shields and remind Satan that we mean, WAR!

First, before we can reach this world with the Gospel of Love, we must ensure that that Love is found in our individual life and among our communities whatever they are and please do not pretend to love God knows and God does not take it too kindly.  The Church will one day be corrected.  The Church must be accountable for something.   All the Church has been called by Christ to evangelise and I don’t know what the statistics are but if only 2% Christians are doing it, there must be division here somewhere We cannot even agree on whether we should reach out the world with Christian literature or not. Of course, we should it works for us.

Which brings me back to email me…What if you could email someone every time you want to judge them or compare yourself to them. Would you, do it?  No, you would be more careful, right?  Let us practice horizontal Grace! As if we wrote it down!