‘My
lord the king is like an angel of God in discerning good and
evil’(27;14:17). Setting God’s servants on a pedestal is a dangerous
thing. Don’t imagine that they will always get it right. They won’t.
They have their faults and failings as well as everyone else. They need
forgiveness just as much as anyone else. They look great - from a
distance. The closer you get to them, the more you see that they’re not
all they’re cracked up to be. From a distance, they seem like spiritual
giants. Close up, they’re not so impressive. Build up God’s servants
with unrealistically high expectations, and you’re setting them up for a
very great fall. The closer you get to them, the smaller they become.
There’s one Man who’s different: our Lord Jesus Christ - The closer you
get to Him, the bigger He becomes!
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