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Hold ‘Em or Fold ‘Em

“I’m all in.”
I win. Sucker.
It was a charity tournament for a friend who was going to Africa. 10 guys at the table, I’m the only one left who isn’t family, and I wanna beat em all. This guy had been trashing talking all night. But he just made a big mistake. It wasn’t that he shouldn’t have gone all-in. It’s that he shouldn’t have thought his two pairs could beat my three queens.
The problem with most guys is that we don’t go all-in often enough. We don’t commit 100% of our chips. We don’t put it all on the line.
There are quite a few things in life that we’re missing out on in life because we’re too afraid, too stupid, or too lazy to go all-in on. But here’s the problem:
We miss the full reward because we don’t make the full commitment.
When it comes to your faith in God, you need to go ALL-IN.
When it comes to your marriage, you need to go ALL-IN.
When it comes to your family, you need to go ALL-IN.
When it comes to your dedication to purity, you need to go ALL-IN.
Unless you commit yourself 100%, you don’t get to experience the joy of reaping what you’ve sown. Of profiting on what you’ve invested. But when you lay it all on the line, trusting God to take care of what you’ve given up, you find yourself doing what few people ever do- live a life of faith. It takes balls. It takes courage. It takes commitment. But it’s worth it.
Know when to yell “I’M ALL IN!”
That time is now.
Jay






February 20th, 2009 at 12:30 pm
And for the men that don’t have the courage, don’t have the commitment, don’t have the balls (which would not make them men unless they were sacked one too many times as a kid). Where do these men gain their strength. Gain courage? From who? From What?
“”Be very careful, then, how you live - not as unwise but as wise” - Ephesians 5:15
W. James Kelly