Attracting true followers isn’t so easy.
I saw this over at iMonk.
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Incomplete. I understand the idea, but it’s incomplete. At the moment Jesus died, the chart goes back up again with a Roman Centurion. Fifty days later at Pentecost there’s an explosion, flames and all.
It’s sad that sometimes we’re so myopic that all we see in Jesus’ life and our own is the death and not the Resurrection.
in Christ,
jW
The more I think about it, the more this is a great illustration. I’m stealing it from you.
in Christ,
jW
yeah, I didn’t make it, I just thought it was good.