The Wave Means More Than It Seems
The Wave- a sports attendance, and I'd guess, concert attendance spectacle, the person next to you jumps up and you do to- and as everbody does this, all over the stadium, it turns into a graphic wave when seen from a distance. What a modern phenomenon of what has been taking place since time immemorial, a gigantic wave of those who decide, consciously decide to give up their pride and arrogance toward their maker and come on board- the wave. Why do we say pride and arrogance have to go? The problems which come with displaced pride interfere with the growth of a disciple. The problem of arrogance blinds a disciple to service. Being a disciple simply means that you will learn from the one doing the teaching. But it is there, at the concept of learning, where most discipling today, breaks down- because you can't pretend to learn, you either learn or you do not- it's not a gray area where you can pretend that you get it, but you don...