To have the ability to fit in and also the ability to be close to God is hard. Not because you don't know which is right and wrong but because the temptation for a temporary thrill is so much more bigger than the reason for His sacrifice. One moment you see yourself a star in the eyes of your peers for giving in to the temptations, another moment you find yourself on your knees pleading for forgiveness. One moment you see yourself a little closer to God, another moment you find yourself totally unworthy for all your acts. It sounds as if it is impossible to achieve a balance because you can only be at one side of the spectrum. Either the McTerrible or the McHoly. Yes, You. Only. Get. To. Pick. One.
Christianity is like a drive through in Mcdonald's. The moment you turn on the engines on your car, the game is on. You make your way to the drive through and the operator asks "Hi, welcome to Mcdonald's. May I take your order for today?" and at that moment, you are given the choice to place your order and decide what you would like to put into your mouth. Whatever you ordered you will be responsible for the after effect. You might get fat due to the calories but for that moment of life, you just wanna feel good. So up you go, "I would like the McHoly please."
And the next moment, before you could even have the chance to think of your decision, the operator goes "Would that be a set lunch with coke and fries?" Due to the queue all lined up behind you and also with the temporary advantage of a cheaper price for a set instead of a McHoly alone, you go "Yes please, make it a set"
Now the real challenge is when the operator announces "Sir, we are currently running on full day charity event where your orders have already been paid for. On a happier note, you will also receive a free McTerrible." And as a homosapien from Asia, who wouldn't want something all paid for and free? Come on, tell me you're kidding right? "Oh really? Thank you!"
So you grab your McHoly and you McTerrible and continue your journey to your office. Make your way to your cubicle and powered up your computer and soon begun to consume your all delicious McHoly with coke and fries all paid for FREE! Thats a mad call and you're feeling contented with your luck. Feeling all curious about your free McTerrible, you decide to take a bite or two but finds it even better than McHoly
That was the moment when you read the description on the box that says "McTerrible, the most healthy meal of all time specially made for you. McTerrible is zero calories packed with all time juicy love and care made by chefs with tender hands of working experience up to 10 years. For every purchase of a McTerrible, you will be given a 100% discount. Terms and Conditions Applied. "
What next? You're in a dilemma. You love McHoly but the description on the box about McTerrible brings you to a whole different level of goodness. The only downside is, you only get to eat one of the two, or else you'd be in the gym all day.
Likewise, our walk with God is the same. The temptation is always there. Everyday through your walk with God, there will be free gifts and more and more free McTerrible given to you. They are disguised as real great food but negativity comes under the 'Terms and Conditions applied'
So what would you like? McTerrible or McHoly? But you know what, if you are really too poor to afford neither, there's always McKangkung on sale at the cheapest rate. HAHAHA I'm just kidding.
Love,
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Christianity is like a drive through in Mcdonald's. The moment you turn on the engines on your car, the game is on. You make your way to the drive through and the operator asks "Hi, welcome to Mcdonald's. May I take your order for today?" and at that moment, you are given the choice to place your order and decide what you would like to put into your mouth. Whatever you ordered you will be responsible for the after effect. You might get fat due to the calories but for that moment of life, you just wanna feel good. So up you go, "I would like the McHoly please."
And the next moment, before you could even have the chance to think of your decision, the operator goes "Would that be a set lunch with coke and fries?" Due to the queue all lined up behind you and also with the temporary advantage of a cheaper price for a set instead of a McHoly alone, you go "Yes please, make it a set"
Now the real challenge is when the operator announces "Sir, we are currently running on full day charity event where your orders have already been paid for. On a happier note, you will also receive a free McTerrible." And as a homosapien from Asia, who wouldn't want something all paid for and free? Come on, tell me you're kidding right? "Oh really? Thank you!"
So you grab your McHoly and you McTerrible and continue your journey to your office. Make your way to your cubicle and powered up your computer and soon begun to consume your all delicious McHoly with coke and fries all paid for FREE! Thats a mad call and you're feeling contented with your luck. Feeling all curious about your free McTerrible, you decide to take a bite or two but finds it even better than McHoly
That was the moment when you read the description on the box that says "McTerrible, the most healthy meal of all time specially made for you. McTerrible is zero calories packed with all time juicy love and care made by chefs with tender hands of working experience up to 10 years. For every purchase of a McTerrible, you will be given a 100% discount. Terms and Conditions Applied. "
What next? You're in a dilemma. You love McHoly but the description on the box about McTerrible brings you to a whole different level of goodness. The only downside is, you only get to eat one of the two, or else you'd be in the gym all day.
Likewise, our walk with God is the same. The temptation is always there. Everyday through your walk with God, there will be free gifts and more and more free McTerrible given to you. They are disguised as real great food but negativity comes under the 'Terms and Conditions applied'
So what would you like? McTerrible or McHoly? But you know what, if you are really too poor to afford neither, there's always McKangkung on sale at the cheapest rate. HAHAHA I'm just kidding.
Love,
Button
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