If your life is a movie,
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The document compares life to a movie that should be directed by God. It cites several Bible verses that discuss acknowledging and letting God direct one's paths. It asks the reader to let God direct them by following his script and looking to him for guidance at every step. The goal is for one's life to be a film worthy of recognition when it finishes its running time on earth.
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- 1. IF YOUR LIFE IS A MOVIE, LET GOD BE YOUR DIRECTOR.
- 2. IF NOT GOD, THEN WHO IS DIRECTING YOUR LIFE?
- 4. Psalm 37:23 ‘The steps of a righteous man are ordered of God’. Proverbs 16:9 ‘A man’s heart plans his way but the Lord directs his path’. Proverbs 3:6 ‘In all your ways acknowledge him and he shall direct your paths.’
- 5. Every movie has a running time. If we are lucky, we can hit 110 years old. Will your movie be worthy of awards and nominations? Let God direct, follow his script. Say his words, act out his direction and look to him for every move.
- 6. It’s all about following direction and sticking to the script!
- 7. That’s a wrap. Now go. And do!