WHAT
DO YOU SEE
Should a man see only popularity, he becomes a mirror,reflecting whatever
needs to be reflected to gain acceptance.Though in vogue, he is vague. Though
in style, he is stodgy. Personal convictions change with the seasons.
Individuals beliefs come in all colors each for a different night of the
week. He's a puppet on a thousand strings. He's a singer of a hundred songs,
with no song of his own. His appearance changes to fit the setting so often
that he forgets who he set out to be.He is everyone and no one.
Should a man see only power, he becomes a wolf-prowling, hunting and
stalking the elusive game.Recognition is his prey and people are his prizes.His
quest is endless.There is always another world to conquer or another person to
control.As a result, he who sees only power is degraded to an animal, an
insatiable scavenger controlled not by a will from within but by luring from
without.
Should a man see only pleasure, he becomes a carnival thrill-seeker, alive
only in bright lights, wild rides, and titillating entertainment.With lustful
fever he races from ride to ride,
satisfying his insatiable passion for sensation only long enough to look for
another. Ferris wheels of romance. Haunted houses of eroticism Hammer rides
of danger and excitement. Long after the crowd is gone he can still be found on
the carnival grounds rummaging through empty boxes of popcorn and sticky cones
that held the cotton candy. He is driven by passion, willing to see his soul if
need be for one more rush, one more race of pulse,one more sideshow that will
take him away from the real world of promises broken and commitments to
keep.Seekers of popularity, power and pleasure.The end result is the
same:painful and unfulfilled.
Only in seeing his Maker does a man truly become a man. For in seeing his
creator, man catches a glimpse of what he was intended to be.He who would see
his God will then see a reason for death and purpose of
time.Destiny?Truth?tomorrow?All are questions within the reach of the man who
knows his source.
IT IS IN SEEING JESUS THAT MAN SEES HIS SOURCE.