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In the game, sometimes the ball is fumbled, intercepted, or
field goals are missed. If the team is driven toward their goal they don’t give
up. Their prize is possession of the football.
The identity of Christ has been given to us and it’s in our
possession. We may fumble in life, but we can’t lose what has been given to us
the way a football player can drop the ball. But whispered thoughts tell us otherwise.
The opposition’s goal is to make us think we are fighting hopeless battles.
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It’s up to us to run with the ball and know we have already
scored before we even get to the goal line. Our touchdown is to know who we are
in Christ and what we already have.
What do you do to remember what Christ has given you?
What are the teams you cheer for during football season?
I remember Jesus paid it all and my rest is in His finished work. Since you asked and since I'm from Maryand, I'm proud to say I'm a Ravens fan, through and through! Go Ravens!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Patricia. Looks like the Ravens won yesterday, too!
ReplyDeletegreat blog
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