This is a message about those times in
life when God is silent. Perhaps you are in a place in your life (or know
someone else who is) where you are begging God to say something. You want God
to speak into your life, yet it feels like God is not responding. This video is
for you.
In
this video I point out a few things that I will elaborate on here:
1st - I say that sometimes it is better to live things
out than to say things. Another way of saying this is that "It is better
to walk the walk, than to talk the talk." A great example in your everyday
life for this would most certainly be an apology. Think for a moment about
something in your life that you are constantly needing to apologize for, do you
think that after a while your words become less than enough? It is certainly
better to live out your amends by changing your actions for the better.
However, Jesus does a LOT more for us than just living out an apology.
The
thing that Jesus communicates to us by becoming flesh instead of "just
saying it" is the degree to which God loves us, and the lengths to which
God will go to prove that love.
2nd - I want to actually list the
scriptures that I reference in the video. They are:
John
1:14 - And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we
have seen his glory, the glory as of a father’s only son, full of grace
and truth.
John 8:8 - And once again he bent down and wrote on
the ground. (The context here is there was a woman who was caught in adultery
and the men asked Jesus if they should stone her, he responded "he who is
without sin cast the first stone" then we have verse 8 where Jesus became
silent again. He said what he said, and trusted that it would have the desired
result. He did not need to say anything more.)
Matthew 27:14 - But he gave him no answer, not even to a single charge, so that
the governor was greatly amazed. (Jesus standing silently before Pontius
Pilate, which has a great significance in teaching us that Jesus is not reduced
simply to his teaching because even here where he gives Pilate "no
answer" Pilate was in awe of Jesus)
I
hope you enjoy it. God bless you. If you have any questions or would like any
guidance on your personal walk with God please feel free to reach out.