The “Good Controller”: Set Apart for a Purpose
0We all have one... I call mine the “good” controller. If you have played games for a long enough time, then you probably have one of these, even if you don’t necessarily call it that. Sure, you may have several controllers, but THIS is the one you use when it is time to get down to business in a game. It’s your favorite controller… the one you reach for first even though the other controllers you have available are fully charged and perfectly capable of performing the same task. It is the controller that you DON’T hand to company when they come over to play… and if someone comes over with little ones who want to play on your game console, it is the controller that gets hidden QUICKLY to protect it from their little Cheeto hands. It is the controller that just “feels right” when you hold it in your hands to play a game, and even if it is the same size and weight as all the others, you can tell which one is “the good controller”… even in the dark. It’s not more expensive than the other controllers, better than them, or even in better shape than the others… but it is the controller that must be protected at all costs because it is the “good controller”.
Join us as we take on one of the most divisive, challenging, and misunderstood concepts in the entire Bible... "Holiness". We are going DEEP on this one... from controllers and cereal bowls to the original Greek and Hebrew origins of the word "holy". And along the way we will share our finding that “holiness” is not some hopeless pursuit of an impossible state of being, but simply an alignment of who we are with what we have been called to do. We can all be the “good controller”… not because there is anything good in us, but because we have willingly placed ourselves and the control over our choices into the hands of the One who is the definition of good so we can accomplish what we were set apart to do.
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