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If we don’t accept that we’re spiritually ill we will never seek the Great Physician, Jesus.



Is your spirit in good health?  One’s physical health is often the subject of conversation but rarely are we asked the question above.  “It’s a personal matter.” Really?  I know, “It’s between you and God” but like a few extra pounds, it shows!  Recognizing we’re ill is the all-important step to seeking and receiving medical treatment.  To do that we compare how we’ve felt in the past to how we feel in the present. The past is our “standard” for comparison.  Believers have God’s Word, the Bible for a standard and with it we can assess our spiritual health and determine if we’re in excellent, good, poor or bad health.  If we don’t accept that we’re spiritually ill we will never seek the Great Physician, Jesus.

“They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.” Mark 2:17 (KJV)

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