Sometimes when it comes to our relationship with Jesus, we take a “least I can do approach”. In other words, what is the least I can do to make sure that I am going to heaven? What is the least I can do so that I can call myself a Christian? Now we would never admit that out loud. We may not even be consciously deciding that this is our approach when it comes to our relationship with Jesus. The reality is though, that so often we can end up living our lives in such a state of apathy that the “least I could do” approach becomes our daily default. Our daily choices become those of convenience as opposed to choices that fuel our passion for Jesus. Because we don’t feel passion, we continue to make daily choices that are convenient. It becomes a cycle leading to a “least I can do” approach with Jesus. The sad part is that we are meant to live for so much more than this. God has so much more for our lives with this.
I want to live passionately for Jesus. I don’t want to live with a “least I can do” mentality; instead, I want to live with a “what else can I do” perspective. I want to make the most of every day. I want to see God do something significant in and through my life. My greatest fear is that I will look back on my life one day and I realize that I missed out on what God wanted to do in and through my life. I don’t want to miss out. I hope you don’t either.
February 3rd, 2012- Joel Varty from RIZN on Vimeo.




