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Ground zero
Posted by Mike Willis on Wednesday, July 15, 2009.
Accountability gets me back to ground zero. Talking with a soul-communing, committed friend this morning on the deck with some cereal and citronella is vital to my focus on putting aside what hinders and laying hold of what is to come. Ground zero of the Christian faith is a wholehearted commitment to Christ in heart, mind, soul, and strength. Ground zero of the Christian faith reminds me to penetrate EVERY area of my life with the Gospel so it affects everything I do, say, think, and feel. The Gospel should be penetrating and I should be welcoming to this frequent revolution. This fresh awakening always restores me and bumps back into right priority the do-to lists at hand or the non-people oriented work on tap.