Greetings Dear Reader,
When I speak of fallout, I am not talking about the
radioactive kind nor am I referencing the popular video game. I am referring to “the adverse side effects
or results of a situation.” When we take
action to change our lives there is always fallout. We need to expect it. We need to prepare to weather it.
When we have become comfortable in the things that are
unhealthy for us, we find that others are comfortable with those things as
well. There is fallout when we
change. There will be those who do not
see things the way we do and will dislike or even hate us for it. When we move, we will be judged and found wanting
by others.
We cannot change without there being fallout. We must choose if the change we aspire to
accomplish is good and right. We must
also choose if the fallout is something we can navigate. We cannot control the responses of others. We may not even be able to explain our choice
in a way that makes sense to them.
It is in following that we find the path and not in the approval
of others. It does not mean that we do not
care or that those who are impacted by our change do not matter. It means that we must trust that the one we
follow has that fallout in his hands as well.
The fallout is almost always the result of my sin and that of
others. It is the consequence of sin or
the painful process of recovering from sin.
When we attempt to shake of those things that make us less
than we should be, it will not always please those around us. It will not be easy or painless. There will be consequences that we do not
wish. Still, Dear Reader, I dare you to
move. I know that I must.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every
writer who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a
home owner. He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure
store.”
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