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Hey hey. My parents are Hoochie Mama and Nerdy Papa, hence my name is Nerdy Mama.
I wear a pair of thick-framed black glasses, which people complain are so nineteen-fifty. And I'm seen with a book wherever I go. I'm a science geek who wants to get into triple science class. My friends mock me for that, but of course the typical me don't give a damn.
-That's me
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Right acts - wrong motives
Wednesday, January 4, 2012 || 1:04 PM

We Christians often consider the issue of developing godliness mistakenly think it depends on rapturous spiritual experiences. Others believe it must depend on disciplined experiences. Relying solely on either is wrong. Spiritual experiences are to be enjoyed but not as the basis for spiritual growth. And being disciplined does not show our gratitude for the GRACE that saved us. 

Apostle Paul was one of the most disciplined disciples in history, yet he says that he gave the credit for his spiritual progress not to his disciplined living but to the GRACE of God : 'by the GRACE of God I am what I am.'

We tend to place greater emphasis on what we do for God than on what He has done for us.

Where is your dependency? 

The more we learn and the more we understand, the more likely it is that we will depend on our knowledge rather than the GRACE of God.