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Every sin is a betrayal of him. Every sin steals glory from him. Every sin denies his existence and his authority. Every sin replaces him with something else. Every sin quests for his power and his glory. Every sin is after his throne.
There is no better word for this bigger-purpose-than-my-happiness way of living that God has called each of us to than the word ambassador. It reminds us that there is a King and that we are not him. It moves us to remember once again that our lives do not belong to us.
The fact of the matter is that in a world where things break, die, get corrupted, or otherwise fade away, surety is found only vertically.
You don’t have to fear trouble, difficulty, or suffering, because your Savior uses all these thing for your good and his glory.
