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But what they will do, is pretend, and pretend in front of an audience. An audience that they think, they are impressing.

They say all of the right things. They know the right words. But all it is, is baby talk. They do not grow up, because they refuse to obey Gods commands to study, to learn, to be taught, to listen, to discipline their daily life in order to comply with Gods mandates.

If you have ever read some of the comments on the Facebook pages, for example, then you will see a pattern of emptiness.

Well, meaning perhaps, but empty.

Most advancing believers will read the studies, perhaps make some notes, certainly will ponder the points being made and move on with their life. Comments are unnecessary. There is no one to impress. And God is only impressed with the content of your soul, assuming that you have something of value in there. And God is only impressed with doctrine, which is truth.

So, if you have learned or are learning Bible doctrine, and have been consistent in that process, then God sees the developing spiritual structure in your soul, which by the way He is building for you, then God is impressed.

But, if you choose to live a life of pretense, which is a life of the false, then you are nothing more than spiritual fodder, or historical filler.

You take up valuable space, that could have been better served, but by your own decisions, you look to others to fulfill your spiritual obligations. Which by the way, are many. Do you know them? Any of them? Perhaps someone else can read them for you. Or, perhaps not.

The world is full and filling up, with empty souls. What do you suppose that means?

Or the better question is, will you be a part of that empty world and its destiny? Or, will you separate yourself out from that pack, and aim to fulfill the meaning and purpose that God intends for you?

We cannot control the world, but we can control ourselves. The question is, what do you do next?

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