I don’t really have a thought for today
that’s very deep, personal, or necessarily philosophical. In light of that, I
wanted to share a bit from my reading today.
Philemon 10-11
I beseech thee for my son
Onesimus, whom I have begotten in my bonds:
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Which in time past was to thee
unprofitable, but now profitable to thee and to me:
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(KJV)
What’s great about this passage is that
this is a guy whose name means “profitable.” Paul’s play on words got me
thinking: what or who has been or can be redeemed from being something that was
not profitable or useful to being profitable or useful? To take an easy
example, consider natural talents or gifts. While these can be used for purely
selfish reasons, after conversion they can be used to promote the ends of
Christ, and the glory of God. In what ways can you take something that was
formerly useless and make it useful, due to God’s work in your life?
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