FROM THE DAWGHOUSE…
Indecision
That little dude almost bought it this morning. It was a near collision of metal to flesh that almost happened. It would have been a crushing death due to indecision. In fact I think I clipped one of his legs…a near death experience for him.
More days than I can count my DAWG continues on from my desk to the Cross Seminole Trail as I pound out a few miles on my mountain bike. Thinking with the Lord in His word at my desk carries over to thinking with the Lord as I ride on the trail. With the Father a dialogue begins in my DAWG and never has to fully end. I was still listening today as I rode. Forgive me if I repeat myself on squirrel messages, but it’s part of my world to almost run into them and it never ceases to amaze me.
Their indecision I mean.
Squirrels by Divine design (and maybe the Fall-Genesis 3) seem to be so intent on eating, ie, doing their own thing/ ie, what they do best, and trusting in their speed that they sit in the middle of the trail and are surprised when a mammoth machine from their perspective is upon them. They are caught unawares and then try and outrun the enemy and then dart left and then right and then left and then right and don’t seem to know what direction to go and are sometimes deadly wrong. Being squirrely can kills you.
Witness their carcasses in the street when our little furry friends choose wrongly with cars. Ok, full disclosure: I ran over one the other day and he got a way limping. I mean it was his fault, not mine. A bike is never as dangerous as a car when you’re a squirrel.
But indecision is always dangerous for squirrels and men.
Which is why I hate missing a Daily Appointment with God my Father, and listening to the voice of my Lord Jesus mediated through the Holy Spirit. It keeps me from deadly indecision on whatever overtakes me on my daily trail.
Psalm 32:8
Matthew 28:20
Hebrews 13:5
These words often motivate me:
Ya I might as well say what I’m thinking: Great men aren’t squirrely. Don’t amaze someone with your indecision. Think God’s thoughts after Him daily. Learn to think like God. God’s men get grounded in the morning, so they can keep their feet on the ground all day- For God’s glory, their good, and the good of everyone they meet.
Take it to Heart!
Pete Alwinson