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I knew a very lovely lady who kept a spotless home. When she started having trouble with her car, I asked when she had given it a tune up or had the oil changed. She hadn't done either one even though she had had the car for years. That stuck in my mind because my family has many mechanics, and I had learned about the maintenance that is necessary for a vehicle from them.

Do you remember the ad for Fram oil filters that said, "You can pay me now or pay me later"? This makes me think about people who won't obey God being like the ones who ignore their manufacturer's recommended care of their vehicle. They don't do regular maintenance and ignore the check engine light. Both are headed for major trouble. We must go to our owner's manual to learn how to take care of our cars, but most importantly, we must go to our owner's manual, the Bible, to learn how to properly maintain our lives.

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  • fair64

    During the week of Unleavened Bread I removed a problem, an idol actually, and had kept it out all week long. Only through daily maintenance have I been able to keep this "other god" out of my life. I am to have no other gods in my life, and when I made the decision to love the Eternal, my God, w/ all my passion and all my energy; God gave me His Power to obey Him.

  • Decaturgirl

    Kimberly, Thank you for your comment. I do believe that nothing really changes until we make a commitment whether in marriage, other areas of our lives, or to love and trust God. It is good to know that others experience the same things-- that once we submit to God and commit to Him, the power to obey comes.

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