
That's what we learned in Sunday School the other week.
We got shown some sand, and some rocks.
The teacher poured water over them,
And the sand crumbled.
The rocks stayed intact.
I find it really interesting,
The way that they show us these things.
We learn more things about our faith every day. But that simple
demonstration meant more to me than a lot of things do. If you build
with a smart foundation, then all you have to do is maintain, and you're good.
You don't have to go around picking up the pieces every few weeks.
I've been learning a lot about faith lately. Youth group this Sunday was
amazing. We had a debate. I hadn't prepped beforehand, so when i got
to youth, I had to decide which side I was going to be on. The question was
Did Jesus say he was the son of god? I chose to be on the "no team".
In the end, we came to the conclusion that neither did jesus say he was the son
of god, nor did he say he was.
But then that brought up the question, well then why do so many people believe?
A lot of it is people's interpretation. We found out that although Jesus may not have
blatantly stated that he was the son of god, he sure did leave us to believe it. We figured that we didn't tell us because then people would have believed him straight out and would have been forced to believe him because they'd heard him speak the words, and he wanted them to have a choice in whether or not they believed, like we do now. No one would have anything to question. He led us to believe by using his actions so that people had the choice to decide whether or not they believed in him.
It was a really cool debate. I learned a lot. All I know is that I believe, and that's what matters.