We are never contented in the culture. Conceivably, because we are too argumentative and complex. But we always believed that the Christian context starts with our interior view of the world. The means of faith are absolutely necessary as the basis of how we occupy our lives. Consequently even if everyone mutually agreed on a certain church culture, who is the best teacher, how we typically define our individual purpose in this modern world according to a very broad view or a very narrow view. Most of the time we talk too earnestly about these things and find it difficult to get along in a group.What do we achieve otherwise than other people? We spend many times trying to look at ourselves in the context of the more extensive view of scripture. We invest 80 percent of our time counseling ourselves and seldom agree with the culture.
We genuinely believe we must be eagerly embraced by God to enjoy others. Hence, every ministry that has come into our lives represents God motivating us to be more meditative and single-minded.We do not think we have diligently sought to minister to people going in a specific direction just to do it. There has inevitably been this eternal life and death issue with us. We did not want to separate our personal experience from God carefully directing us.
We carefully consider noble motives because it was unimportant to the considerable success God was proactively working at the time. We are only motivated by God producing more favorable light from meditation through the effective way He directs us. Therefore, our specific purpose was to miraculously find the most satisfying rest in the most humble place.We've always been obsessed with resting in Christ and preventing those agitated voices that opposed this mysterious calmness and contemplative disposition. We find this is the more difficult in the cultural context than just being at an unsaved function and quietly meditating. We constantly try achieving things in this ideal world. No matter where we typically go or what we ordinarily do in solitary meditation. Consequently, we go in a specific direction in our lives we've been in some surprising places we graciously received the most light. Through this kind of peaceful disposition, we look back and see Gods brush stroke leading us to minister but never outside of the specific context of our unique experience.