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Good intentions don’t always mean good direction.
In this episode, Bob Shaw shares a humorous childhood story about trying to “dig for the devil” — a sincere but wildly misguided plan — and uses it to explore a deeper spiritual truth: we can have real passion, genuine faith, and good motives, yet still misunderstand what God is doing.
Drawing from Romans 10:2, Proverbs 14:12, and Ephesians 6:12, this devotional reminds us that zeal without understanding can lead us in the wrong direction — and that God graciously shapes sincere hearts rather than shaming them.
A thoughtful and encouraging reminder that growth often begins with correction.
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By Bob ShawGood intentions don’t always mean good direction.
In this episode, Bob Shaw shares a humorous childhood story about trying to “dig for the devil” — a sincere but wildly misguided plan — and uses it to explore a deeper spiritual truth: we can have real passion, genuine faith, and good motives, yet still misunderstand what God is doing.
Drawing from Romans 10:2, Proverbs 14:12, and Ephesians 6:12, this devotional reminds us that zeal without understanding can lead us in the wrong direction — and that God graciously shapes sincere hearts rather than shaming them.
A thoughtful and encouraging reminder that growth often begins with correction.
Send us a text