Everyone seems to have a religion.

We all have to believe in something.

And that has to be bigger than ourselves.

And that has to be more than what we can see.

Religion tries to meet that need to believe.

That much all religions have in common.

So people have created many religions.

Some say they are all basically alike.

That may appear true for time.

But after time, then what?

Where do religions lead?

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All religions lead to god.

All religions lead to their god.

Some religions claim one god.

Some religions claim many gods.

All religions have things in common.

But not all religions can be true.

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Back to the title above—

All religions lead to their gods.

Are there many gods, then?

No, there is one God.

There is one God, and we are accountable to Him.

There is one God, and He tells us everything we need to know about Him.

There is one God, and He made everything—obvious, if we look anywhere.

There is one God, and He came as Jesus to give us the truth, the only way.

There is one God, and He leads us to life in heaven with Him.

And that, my friends, is not religion, not one of many made by man.

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All religions lead people to their gods.

All religions do have the same god—satan.

All religions do lead to the same place—hell.

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Sadly, people seem to believe in anything, often disregarding the truth.

“We can’t stop the birds from flying over our head, but we can stop them from building nests in our hair.”     —–Martin Luther

We can’t stop bad thoughts from flying across our mind, but we can stop them from building nests, especially in our mouth.

“It’s not how much you eat that makes you strong; it’s how much you properly digest.”     —–Unknown, quoted often by my dad (application below)

We can’t stop eating, but we can stop eating more than we need.

Likewise, spiritually:

It’s not how much Bible Study we consume, it’s how much we apply personally to our daily lives.

It’s pointless to keep refilling the tank without burning the fuel constructively.

Let us not allow building comfortable nests of complacency amidst our spiritual obesity.

Christianity is not compatible with evolution,

just like

Christianity is not compatible with abortion,

because

Christianity is not compatible with any changes to the Bible.

On evolution:

The Bible says God created every living thing reproducing “after its kind.”

On abortion:

The Bible says, “You shall not kill.”

When I taught fourth grade, I found that those students could understand the simple message of the Bible, and believe it.

And Jesus said, “Unless you come like a child, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.”

It is so simple.  Don’t miss it.