Have you ever been driving the car for a period of time, lost in thought, and suddenly realized that you had covered many miles, switched lanes, maneuvered through traffic and not had a consciousness of what just happened? There was a disconnect from the "head" but you functioned just fine on "auto pilot".
In Colossians 2, the theme is learning how to walk out our being complete in Christ. In verse 19 it states; " not holding fast to the head, from whom the entire body being supplied and held together by the joints and ligaments, grows with a growth which is from God."
In Ephesians 4:15 it say; "but speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in all aspects into Him, who is the head, even Christ."
How much of our daily lives to we live "without the Head", and we don't even notice it? When we go on "auto pilot" ?
I know I desire to grow with a growth which is from Christ, and I believe you do also. To remain connected to Him so that our lives are a living, fruitful and growing reflection of His Will and direction. No more auto pilot or headless meandering! Let's stay connected to our Head!
Awesome to have you blogging! Write, write, write. Such a great way to share his word... which does, indeed, overflow from you. blessings. (Just stay in the backseat)
ReplyDeletegood word sis, definitely in line with things that are happening in my own thoughts.
ReplyDeletevery significant for my day today
I would have responded sooner but I was on autopilot and not really thinking much. Good start sis!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post, Katie. I think it's great you're sharing your thoughts for all to read. I'm looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteGood word Sister, keep it up. Share what the Lord is teaching you. Are you aware that William P. Young, the author of that book, "The Shack" is coming to Minneapolis this Saturday? I am sending you the e-mail I got the news from. Blessings. Brother Haroldo
ReplyDeleteMom! Interesting that you wrote about this. I have been feeling that headless meandering a bit while here in China and been really convicted of it today. It reminded me to be wholly His...not just His when I am comfortable.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, jeep writing Mom...you have readers.