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Walking in Purity
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| Why do you believe there are so many Christians today who expect to see a change in society without it first appearing in the church? | |
| It's our tendency. | |
| We're looking for the shortcut that doesn't involve change in our lives. | |
| You buy a diet book and read it, but it doesn't do anything unless you act on it. | |
| You know, people want to take a pill and that's going to change everything. | |
| So we just think, well, if I can vote, I'll just vote and get the right politicians and that'll change. | |
| Well, of course we vote. | |
| Of course we're involved in the political process, but that is not going to bring light out of darkness. | |
| Politics can't save a soul. | |
| Politics can't transform a life. | |
| Politics can't change a heart. | |
| So while we advocate for good political leaders and good laws and things like that, we must go about changing hearts, but we can't give what we don't have. | |
| If we ourselves have not been impacted, if we ourselves are not walking with the Lord, if we ourselves are not walking in purity and holiness, how can we help someone else? | |