I saw that saying on another blog today. It was actually an advertisement for a website I'll probably never visit, but I couldn't help thinking how appropriate it was for my blogging in terms of my relationship with Christ. Not that every post I write is devotional in nature, but if I'm not walking with Him and in the Word daily, I won't have much more than fumes as far as my writing goes. I'd never think of driving around on an empty gas tank, so why do I think I can write or just go through my day without being filled with the Spirit?
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Very true! And I can probably apply it to many areas: Always parent on a full tank. Always respond to my husband on a full tank. Always serve on a full tank. Thanks for the reminder!
Amen. I have really felt like I was walking through this whole blogging thing with God. And I have been faithful to Him and His word, so that makes sense.
But all this full tank stuff, Katrina, is making me hungry.
Isn't this the truth simply put!
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