Some of those truths

So, thought I should post some of those truths. First being the whole jealous God thing-I finally get it, God so passionately loves me (all of us) and wants me to return to Him because He sees how I chase dangerous things that will only deceive and hurt me and how I run from Him-the only Thing that will bless me and show me truth. The only Thing that cares for me and will fulfill me. It angers Him, because He doesn't want me to be hurt or lost-in a way He's desires to protect and shield me. Second truth, I love discussing things with people, questioning things is so important but I need to do this and not take people's opinions or thoughts but think and seek God's truth not people's. Again, not the best explanation of truth but best I can do right now...

Just like Moses

Ok, well this might be a bit of an exaggeration-kinda like when I told Dave that I could never be an Olympic athlete because I couldn't stand to do all that training and then lose by seconds(never mind the lack of athletic talent)-but as with most of my descriptors in life it's an overdramatic descriptor of my point. My point being that I LOVE GOD AND HIS TRUTH AND I WANT TO SHARE THEM WITH OTHERS not as much as I was created to but as much as I can at this point in my journey, as much as I can in my fallen state. This is where Moses comes in-you know when God told him to go talk to Pharoah and Moses was like, "I don't think that's a good idea God". Moses' main excuse for not wanting to talk to Pharoah-although I'm sure there were others-was that he was not good with words or public speaking. As you know, I love to talk, to give my opinion, to be heard but I often find when I discover a truth of God I am truly excited about it but, I feel tongue tied on how to express this, explain it in a way so others can discover this truth-so they may know it too. I'm not saying I'm the only one that can share this truth but it stems more from a desire to share it and feeling inadequate-like Moses-to explain it to others. So that's it, that's my kindredness with Moses...anyways...