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We challenge the “I’m only human” line as a spiritual loophole that lowers the standard and keeps us from real growth. We use an archery picture and Ephesians 5 to call ourselves to aim at Jesus and choose sanctification even when it feels uncomfortable.
• the “I’m not Jesus” excuse as a back-pocket cop out
• an archery lesson on why we do not lower the target
• the habit of comparing ourselves to easier examples instead of Christ
• Ephesians 5 and the call to be imitators of God
• sanctification as an active daily battle against the flesh
• choosing “Not my will, but yours” in moments of friction
• a concrete action step to name one area and drop the excuse
Our action step today is this identify one specific area today where you've been using the I'm only human excuse. Maybe it's your temper with your kids, or maybe it's pride at work, or maybe it's how you communicate with your spouse. But drop the excuse entirely today. Confess it to God as a cop out and commit to holding that specific area of your life to the standard set by Jesus.
By Mission SentWe challenge the “I’m only human” line as a spiritual loophole that lowers the standard and keeps us from real growth. We use an archery picture and Ephesians 5 to call ourselves to aim at Jesus and choose sanctification even when it feels uncomfortable.
• the “I’m not Jesus” excuse as a back-pocket cop out
• an archery lesson on why we do not lower the target
• the habit of comparing ourselves to easier examples instead of Christ
• Ephesians 5 and the call to be imitators of God
• sanctification as an active daily battle against the flesh
• choosing “Not my will, but yours” in moments of friction
• a concrete action step to name one area and drop the excuse
Our action step today is this identify one specific area today where you've been using the I'm only human excuse. Maybe it's your temper with your kids, or maybe it's pride at work, or maybe it's how you communicate with your spouse. But drop the excuse entirely today. Confess it to God as a cop out and commit to holding that specific area of your life to the standard set by Jesus.