THE STEPS THAT DO NOT HAVE FUNDAMENTALS

taty17 (58)in #steemchurch • 6 years ago

"Blessed are the perfect ones on the way,
Those who walk in the law of Jehovah¨. Psalm 119: 1 (Reina-Valera 1960)

If there is one of the things in this life that we do not want at the bottom of our heart is to fail God, but unfortunately we are not perfect and we sin every day.

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When walking down the street, many times we do it with eagerness, we go with our mind set on other things, we may be distracted by the environment that surrounds us, but even so we continue walking without any precaution, we do not detail the place where we are walking . From one moment to another we take a bad step, which after having given it is difficult to retreat, we are not careful when crossing the street, we tripped someone, we slip because the ground was wet, we have a bad footprint and we may be mistreated the foot and in the worst case a fracture or an accident.

All this for not taking care of the way in which we walk, as much as the street or the place where we mobilize is very beautiful, we must realize where we are treading, there may be a gap and we may fall. Let us be attentive at all times; When we do not know the way, we must at least distract ourselves.

Maybe those steps wrong given could have been avoided, if we were more cautious, or if we received the necessary direction of where we are going, but there are some that are useful to teach us, every time we stumble that will leave us something learned, what is important it is not to go back on those bad steps and move on.

¨Suspend my steps in your ways, so that my feet do not slip.¨ Psalm 17: 5 (Reina-Valera 1960).

Keep in mind that we are not walking alone, that we have someone who is on our side and takes us by the hand, wanting to give the best of the instructions as we walk the path, that is JESUS. In addition to that we have a map called the Bible that helps us to go on the right path and how we should do to get to the expected place.

It is better to walk with slow but sure steps, and with short but firm steps!
"Your word is a lamp to my feet, and a light to my path."

Psalm 109: 105 (Reina-Valera 1960).