Comments on: Thought for the Day – Psalm 111:2 on Pondering http://learygates.com/2010/02/07/thought-for-the-day-psalm-1112-on-pondering/ Igniting change, inspiring breakthroughs. Wed, 28 Jul 2010 03:31:02 -0500 hourly 1 By: Leary Gates http://learygates.com/2010/02/07/thought-for-the-day-psalm-1112-on-pondering/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Leary Gates Mon, 08 Feb 2010 03:33:29 +0000 http://learygates.com/?p=1261#comment-71 Hey Jon! That's a good word. Our treasure will indeed be where are our heart is. The two questions you ask are great! Thanks for sharing them. Hey Jon! That’s a good word. Our treasure will indeed be where are our heart is. The two questions you ask are great! Thanks for sharing them.

]]> By: Jon Spadino http://learygates.com/2010/02/07/thought-for-the-day-psalm-1112-on-pondering/comment-page-1/#comment-70 Jon Spadino Sun, 07 Feb 2010 21:27:07 +0000 http://learygates.com/?p=1261#comment-70 Hey Leary, just catching up on some of the BLOG topics on some sites before the Super Bowl. Pondering, studying Gods words have changed in recent years for me. What has changed it, in light of some difficult years? As I have struggled the two questions I always ask myself each morning are: (1) What/who do I love the most? and (2) What were my idols yesterday? WHen Jesus appeared for the last time to the disciples and after Peter pulled a Forest Gump and jumped out of the boat... He asked Peter 3 times Do you love me? Our will will always follow what it worships (First commandment). A Christ-centered vision then gives us the will to worship the right things first.... to worship the creator and not created things. So I guess to my point, a heart with the right priorites and Christocentric vision is what drives my heart to study and ponder Gods word and to have a Christ-centered vision, Hey Leary,

just catching up on some of the BLOG topics on some sites before the Super Bowl. Pondering, studying Gods words have changed in recent years for me. What has changed it, in light of some difficult years? As I have struggled the two questions I always ask myself each morning are: (1) What/who do I love the most? and (2) What were my idols yesterday?

WHen Jesus appeared for the last time to the disciples and after Peter pulled a Forest Gump and jumped out of the boat… He asked Peter 3 times Do you love me?

Our will will always follow what it worships (First commandment). A Christ-centered vision then gives us the will to worship the right things first…. to worship the creator and not created things.

So I guess to my point, a heart with the right priorites and Christocentric vision is what drives my heart to study and ponder Gods word and to have a Christ-centered vision,

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