The Law of Habit
Published: Mon, 12/26/22
Sessions Include:Law #2: The Law of Training Law #3: The Law of Worship Law #4: The Law of Community Law #5: The Law of Habit Law #6: The Law of the Holy Spirit Law #7: The Law of Example Law #8: The Law of Effort Law #9: The Law of Faith Law #10: The Law of Talk Law #11: The Law of Pain Law #12: The Law of Gospel Law #13: The Law of Service Law #14: The Law of the Way of escape Law #15: The Law of Commitment Law #16: The Law of Time Law #17: The Law of Prayer Law #18: The Law of Replacement Law #19: The Law of Confession Law #20: The Law of the Kingdom Law #21: The Law of Sovereignty |
The vast majority of what we do is simply habit.
The writer of Hebrews warned that some people had gotten out of the habit of meeting with fellow believers—to everyone’s detriment. They didn’t intend to stop meeting together. They didn’t stop meeting together as an act of rebellion. They hadn’t become atheist. They hadn’t de-converted. They simply got out of the habit. Most of life is that way.
Jeremiah suggested that we can’t quit sinning because we are accustomed to sinning—it is a habit. Can an Ethiopian change his skin or a leopard its spots? Eugene Peterson paraphrased that line by saying, “you who are so long practiced in doing evil.” (The Message) We are good at doing evil because we have long practiced evil. “Good habits are hard to form and easy to live with. Bad habits are easy to form and hard to live with.” They are more difficult to form than most people think.
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