We are created in God's image. Physical image? Mental image? Consciousness? If the latter, where did all this doubt, fear, anger and uncertainty come from?
Jesus showed emotion-anquish in the garden and anger. Father God showed anger in the Old Testament. The Holy Spirit can be grieved. If God showed these emotions and we're created in God's image, can we do any less? So if/when I attempt to solve a problem "on my own", am I truly (1)"on my own" since God will never leave or forsake me, (2) doing my own thing as in without God or (3) exercising my God given abilities and talents and being a co-creator with The Creator? And am I wrong if I display anger while solving this problem.
What part do our emotions play in our development as spiritual beings. Can we ever be angry with God? Why not? He certainly got angry with us many times.
Does your spiritual diet consist of "junk food" or "fast food"? Are you eating a steady diet of misinterpretations of the Word? Do you feel like there is little nutritional value to what you are being served. Hopefully, this will give you something to chew on. Don't expect you to agree with everything posted but ask that you agree to disagree respectfully.
Showing posts with label angry with God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angry with God. Show all posts
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
The Shack
Just started reading The Shack. Half way through the book already and just picked it up a couple of days ago. I recommend it and I don't read fiction. This is the 3rd fiction book I've read in about 20 plus years but it was worth the wait. Story is about suffering a great loss and being angry with God (been there, done that). The author does a fabulous job of protraying the Godhead and "they" are not who/what you expect. Read it. You will enjoy.
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