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Vision without execution is hallucination
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If we allow the Bible to reveal the unseen spiritual realities behind addictions, we suddenly realize that addictions are more than self-destructive behaviors. They are violations of God’s laws: His laws that call us to avoid drunkenness and immoderate self-indulgence (Rom. 13:13), His law that calls us to love others (1 John 4:7), and His law that calls us to live for Him rather than ourselves (1 Cor. 10:31). This means that addiction is more about someone’s relationship with God than it is about biology. It reveals our allegiances: what we want, what we love, whom and what we serve. It brings us to that all-important question, “Will you live for the fulfillment of your desires or for God?
Edward Welch

XIX. The Easy Yoke and the Light Burden.

MATT. xi. 30. “For My yoke is easy, and My burden is
light.”

I. THE yoke of Christ is easy, and His burden is light,
because we bear it with the approbation of conscience. A
burden which does not consist of sin is never heavy.
II. This yoke is easy because it is borne in love.
III. Christ’s yoke is easy and His burden is light because
it is borne with the help of the Spirit of God.
IV. Christ’s words are true because His burden becomes
lighter the longer it is borne.
V. Christ’s yoke is easy and His burden light because
we are sustained under it by a good hope. Heaven and
endless happiness is reserved for us.
W. M. Taylor, D.D.