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Flying Lessons #1

20 Friday Feb 2015

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family, flying, God, Jesus Christ

In Isaiah 40:31, the prophet tells us that if we “…wait upon the Lord, we will mount up on wings as eagles…” This will begin a series that we will often return to called “Flying Lessons” – because if we are going to mount up on wings as eagles, we have to learn a little bit about what that means and what it ultimately is all about or we will come crashing down.

In the world of aviation, all pilots must learn to fly with their instruments if they are going to be able to go far, fly high or be able to remain in flight during troubled times like bad weather or darkness. One of those instruments is an “Attitude Indicator”. This instrument gives the pilot a visual representation of the aircraft’s position in relation to the horizon. Is the plane in a climb or a descent? Is it turning left or right? While you may think the answers to these questions should be obvious – in an aircraft, at altitude, in a cloud bank, in the dark or bad weather, it’s just not that simple.

The attitude indicator has cross-hairs fixed on the face of the instrument that represents the aircraft. Behind the cross-hairs is a ball that moves as the plane turns, climbs or descends. This “ball” will go from white to black as the attitude of the plane changes from up to down. When the aircraft is flying straight and level the cross-hairs split the middle of the ball and all you can see above them is white and all that is below them is black.

This attitude indicator is crucial during night flying or flying during a bad weather. Pilots have been known to get vertigo and not be able to tell, on their own, whether they were in a climb or descent, turning slightly left or right. Sometimes, it can be so bad that when they need to go up, they actually go down and when they need to go right they actually go left – all the while thinking they are going in the right direction. Their eyes and their “feelings” are lying to them in cases of vertigo.

I had the chance to witness this firsthand when I was in the Navy as an air traffic controller aboard the USS George Washington (CVN 73). While we were on our maiden deployment in the “Med”, as we called it, the ship was conducting flight operations at night off the coast of Italy in support of our mission in Bosnia. This particular evening, the seas were a bit rough and it was a pretty dark moonless night. The deck was pitching about 10 feet and it made for tough landing conditions. As one of the Carrier Air Traffic Control Center’s Final Radar Controllers, I locked onto my next aircraft in line for landing at about 10 miles out from the carrier as it was handed off to me by the approach controller. I began to issue instructions to the F-14 and he acknowledged them all and complied.

When I locked on to the aircraft with the ships precision approach radar, it shoots the pilot a “needles representation” that they can fly to the deck. It is their approach attitude indicator that lines them up to make a safe landing. In addition to that, as final controllers, we offer verbal instructions as well. At 200 knots or so on final, it doesn’t take long for things to go bad, so having a redundant system certainly helps.

Well, this particular pilot appeared to be having some problems. When I first began to work with him, everything seemed alright but then I noticed him going below the glide path for a safe approach to the ship.

So I said, “Eagle 201, 6 miles, below glide path, going further below.”

He replied, “201, roger”.

A few moments go by and now he is even further below and I say, “Eagle 201, 4 miles, well below glide path, going further below”.

He replied, “201, roger”.

It just kept getting worse and I continued to issue control instructions and it just kept getting worse until at 3/4 of a mile, I said, “”Eagle 201, 3/4 of mile well, well, well below glide path, going further below call the ball!!!!!”

Before he had a chance to answer, the Landing Signal Officer begins to scream over the radio at the pilot, “Pull up Pull up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Well, at the very last second when he finally saw where he was at, he pulled up. If he hadn’t acted at that moment, he would have either crashed in the water or into the back of the ship killing untold numbers of men. Yet, if he had been flying his instruments instead of looking at the lights in the cockpit and getting lost in the blackness of the sky and the pitching deck and its lights that went up and down, none of this would have been an issue. If he had been following his “attitude indicator” the entire time, he would have been just right where he needed to be.

How many of us are flying blind right now with all manners of indicators and buzzers going off? You see, the world is our pitching deck and the dark skies is just another representation of the evil in this world that we face everyday. Our cockpit lights and the lights of the ship are all good things and can represent home and church and good things, just as they do in a real aircraft. What we have to always remember though is that even those good things can be the very things that distract us from the one thing that is most important – God Almighty. After all, Isaiah the prophet told us,

“The mind that remains stayed on thee LORD, remains at perfect peace.” Isaiah 26:3

We can’t take our eyes off of the most important thing. He is our “Attitude Indicator”. If our eyes and our minds are fixed on Him, we will not get lost. The decks of life may be pitching and tough to see where or how all of this is going to turn out but we can have confidence in the One who is guiding us home – every time. So take your eyes off the world, for the world will deceive you. You may think you are doing everything right when, all the while, you’re being set up to crash and not even know it. Look to Him, the One who calls you to fly on wings like eagles, and know that if He calls you to fly, He will guide you safely through whatever storm you may encounter.

Stay tuned for more “Flying Lessons”.

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

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Who Is Killing Our Children?

19 Thursday Feb 2015

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abortion rate, birth, children, fertility, God, pro choice, pro life, school shoot-out

I was doing some research and stumbled upon some interesting facts. Well, interesting is not quite strong enough of a word. I was more like, disturbed. We have all heard about the Pro-Life vs. Pro-Choice debate and the Separation of Church and State and the Supreme Court decisions that went along with them – Roe v. Wade about abortion and the Madeline Murray O’Hare case about getting prayer out of schools. The Case on Prayer in Schools happened on June 17, 1963. Less than 10 years later the abortion case was decided. Were these two cases somehow tied together? Did the one case lead to the other? Interesting questions that should get us thinking.

Let me give you some more disturbing facts that led to these questions and more:

1. From 1960 to 1980, the suicide rate among young men under the age of 24 more than doubled. Why? Some might attribute it to the Vietnam conflict but then why did it remain more than double for 30+ years?

2. The first reported school shooting didn’t occur until after June 17, 1963. Since then, they have grown steadily and more hideous and heartbreaking. Why?

3. In the late 1960’s to the early 1970’s, the infant mortality rate fell dramatically due to advancements in medical science. At the same time, legalized abortion took off and more than tripled in the U.S. from 1970 until today. So, our kids are still being killed.

4. Births to unmarried women also tripled during that same time, signalling a growing decay of morality in this country.

5. Then we also have a dramatic fall in the Birth Rate/Fertility Rate from 1960 to present. Why?

The statistics could go on and on and some will say that they are unrelated but I don’t believe so. It’s as if when prayer was taken out of school, God’s hedge of protection was taken away from our schools. As we continue to kick God out of every other aspect of our country, we continue to see tide of decay and destruction grow. Prisons are overflowing. The Federal System alone has grown by a factor of more than 10x in this same period. We have become the most incarcerated nation, per capita in the world. Are we the worst, most dangerous nation in the world? Have we ever been? Or is some thing else at work here that our rejection of God has opened up to us? I believe it has.

Psalms 9:17 says, “The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.”

In other places, it talks about people and nations being destroyed because they reject God, do not know Him. Is this what has happened to America? Have we, through our rejection of God as a nation, began to kill our kids and destroy our very own nation? I invite your comments, concerns and questions. There is much more here.

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

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Be A 525 Man – Part 2

15 Sunday Feb 2015

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As we were discussing in my post prior this, this is no easy task. To love, as Christ loved the church, is a very tall order. We discussed much of what that looks like in the other post and today there is more.

1. He broke the chains of oppression that binds the broken. Again, this a reference to Isaiah 61:1 and Luke 4:18. This applies to us in that we are called to make sure that our families, who may come from diverse and very broken backgrounds, are set free from the past patterns and hang-ups that destroyed previous generations. You can call it breaking the generational curses if you want. The only way they can soar like eagles is by having those chains to the past cut away. We must do that for our wives. We must get to know them so well that we know them better than they know themselves and then be the men God has called us to be in their lives – living by example is a powerful tool that has chain-breaking power beyond what the world can understand.

2. He set the prisoners free. Sometimes the chains can be cut but the prisoner still remains in his or her cell. They are free but they live like an inmate. The stone may have been rolled away but the person who has been given new life still remains in the cave. This requires that we lead them out. We let them know that the past is not important – Paul tells us this in a way that has really stuck with me…

“…this one thing I do, forgetting what lays behind me and reaching forward to what lies ahead…” Phil 3:13

So, leaving the past in the past is important. When God forgives it, He forgets it. We must do the same and help the ones we love to be set free and then walk in that freedom.

3. He was compassionate. Are you? The challenge for too many of us is that we are fixers more than we are listeners. We want people to get to the point so that we can go about making it better. Sometimes we won’t be able to make it better by anything we do, unless we just choose to be there and listen, comfort and listen some more. Maybe we just need to hold the one’s we love till our arms stop working. This is real compassion.

4. Jesus was authentic. He cried with the people He loved because He was being real – they hurt, so therefore, He hurt with them. Do you? It’s ok to feel their pain to the point it makes you cry.

5. He was giving. His time was a gift and so is yours. If you give them enough quantity of time, there will be plenty of quality time to go around.

6. He went out of his way for one person. Lazarus, the woman at the well and the maniac of Gadares are all such examples. As men, we need to be willing to go out of the way for the woman in our lives that we swore before God to love and to cherish.

7. He cared about the children. This should go without saying but it can’t. If they don’t see us loving them, keeping our word to them and giving ourselves to them, how are they ever going to learn what is supposed to be or even look like? From what they see on TV? I certainly hope not. We need to be the example by being present in their lives – teaching them, playing with them, blessing them, giving them our time, our lives and our hearts.

8. He gave those He loved beauty for ashes. For a woman, beauty can be seen in the security she feels knowing that the one she gave her life to is there for her. She is more beautiful when she has confidence in her man that she is the most important thing in his life and she knows that she can trust him with her heart. The ashes is what the world leaves behind when it is done using you up. A good husband replaces those ashes with the beauty of his heart that he places in the hands of his wife for life.

There is more but I am going to stop here and ask you a question – Does any of this describe you? If it does, then great. If it doesn’t, then be assured that there is hope as long as you are still breathing and you can turn it all around. Jesus gave us an impossible standard to fully meet but He also gave us His Holy Spirit that can empower us to do the impossible. If you will simply choose one or two of these characteristics today and commit the next week to focus walking it out – you will be amazed at the response. Then the following week, pick out one more and so on.

Let me give you a word of caution here: Your goal is to just give without regard to whether she notices or does anything in return. Your relationship may be in such turmoil that she doesn’t notice yet. That’s ok. Just keep giving and remember it’s not about you, this is a command from Jesus Christ and part of the marriage covenant you made before God Almighty.

I want you to pass this message on to as many others this Valentine’s Day Season. When we love our wives as Christ loved the church, giving our lives to them and for them, breathing after them, then we not only honor them, we honor God. He gave us an incredible gift, a wife, that is precious beyond words. Our lives need to be dedicated to cherishing that gift. Are you up for this challenge, men? It will change your life more than just about anything else you can do.

Be a 525 Man today!

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

P.S.

One of the reasons I researched and wrote this was so I could come to a better understanding what Jesus expected of me. I do not pretend to be all that these posts say to be. My goal is to become the man that God intended me to be and when He blesses me with the opportunity again (Yes, I have been married and it failed. If I had known and acted then as I know to do today, I believe things would have been very different.) to receive the gift of a wife, I can seek to be a 525 Man myself by the power of the Holy Spirit. So, as you look at the last two days worth of posts and see the incredibly high standard that Jesus has set for us I want you to become inspired by it. Inspired to strive for it. Jesus would never ask us to do anything that He didn’t also enable and empower us to achieve. Imagine what our world would be like today if more men became like the example depicted in these posts. I believe it would turn the world upside down. I believe families would be restored. I believe our children would have a future altogether different than the one they currently see being played out before them. I look forward to hearing your comments and thoughts on all of this. Happy Valentines Day!

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Be A 525 Man!

14 Saturday Feb 2015

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God, How to love your wife, love, relationship

The standard has been set. The bar has been raised. Men, we have been called out by a man named Paul who came from Tarsus. Will you answer the call or will you wimp out? We need to man up and be the “525 Man” our families and wives need us to be and the Bible calls us to be.

The Word of God tells us through the Apostle Paul,

“Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it;” Ephesians 5:25

Men, he is talking about you and me. We are called to love our wives as Christ loved the church. We have all heard the meaning of the word love that comes from the Greek word “Agape” which means a love-feast, to love with all we have. But I found the word in Hebrew for love, “Agab” to be equally compelling – “To breath after…” Think about that for a moment and it’s implications. We could go on for days about nothing but that. In fact, why don’t you consider what it would mean to be so closely tied to your wife that you breathed after her.

In scuba diving, you learn to “Buddy Breath”. This skill is necessary when you are diving and you or your partner “BUDDY” run out of air. What you do is one person breaths in through their regulator and then hands it to the other person so that they can breath. Each buddy has a firm grip on the buoyancy compensator of the other, so that you don’t float away. In this case, you are literally breathing after the person you are with. You are face to face, looking your partner in the eye. You have a firm grip on that person, your life depends on them not getting away. Just as they have a firm grip on you, because they don’t want you to get away from them. This is how we are to love and breath after our spouses – just like our lives depended on it.

So when we look at this and the statement “even as Christ loved the church…”, what does this mean today and how do we apply it today? Well, the passage is actually pretty clear – “… and gave himself for it.” The word gave means to surrender, yield up, entrust… We need to look a little closer to see exactly what Christ did for us, His church.

1. He came down off His throne, set down His royal crown and robe and became human. He began as a child in great humility. This means that maybe we need to get down off our high-horse and be humble. To seek to understand more than to be understood. To listen and truly care about the worries, concerns and cares of the people we are to care for.

2. He modeled purity. We didn’t want to go there, did we? Yes, that means what you think it means. We must be men who are open and honest and transparent. That means when we are alone, we model purity. When we are in public, we look away when the opportunity to lust presents itself. To think on a woman in a lustful manner is very similar to actually doing the act physically. We have to be better than that and we can only do that by seeking after Christ and being empowered by the Holy Spirit.

3. He modeled obedience to God. Obedience needs to become our obsession. We must seek the word of God and to walk it out. This isn’t easy guys but it is oh so necessary. How can we expect to have the life we have dreamed about and God has planned for us if we are not willing to live the life He has outlined in His word?

4. He led. Too often, we wimp out and abdicate our responsibility here. We are called to lead and lead we must – even when it means we have to give up something we would prefer to be doing. Our Buddy, who is breathing after us, is just too important, not to mention the family that usually comes along with it.

5. He taught. He was able to teach because He knew the word of God. Do you know the word of God? If not, begin today but don’t wait to begin teaching till after you have learned it all. You will never learn it all. Just begin with something simple. Maybe you choose to pick up a daily devotional and take today’s lesson and read the passage and the story that goes with it. Then, think about how it might apply to your life and the lives of your family and share that. It doesn’t have to be complicated or extensive. The word of God will do for you and them what you could never do on your own.

6. He provided. We know the story of the 5000 being fed with the few loaves and everything left over. He took what He had, asked God to bless and look how far it went??? What we will often miss in our own lives is we think we need to work endless hours and miss all the family stuff so that we can be adequate providers. But the truth is, our family really wants us more than they want anything we can provide and if we will just take what we have, give it to God to bless, He will do for us what we could never do for ourselves. God is in the multiplication business still today.

7. He kept His word to them. Whatever Jesus said He was going to do, He did. How many times have we been guilty of telling our spouses or kids something and not doing it. I have to tell you I was really bad about this. Men, we must be men of our word. It is better to say nothing than to commit to something we are unsure we can do. Our word and the keeping of it is something our family needs to be able to lean on without exception.

8. He empowered His Church. Jesus Christ promised that when he left to go back to the Father He would send them a Comforter, the Holy Spirit. He wanted to make sure they had all the things they needed. As husbands and fathers, we need to be empowering to our wives and children. They need to know that we are there for them and with them. They need to know that when things get tough, we have their backs. If we are busy teaching and instilling them with the things of God, this can give them a Holy Confidence that the rest of the world can’t touch. In order to do this, we need to make sure that we have that same confidence. We do this by becoming students of the Word of God and spend real quality time with God in prayer.

9. He healed the brokenhearted. This is found in Isaiah 61:1 and Luke 4:18. As husbands and fathers, we know that there are going to be times when bad things happen. Our wife is going to lose someone close to them. Our kids are going to get their hearts broken in one of a multitude of ways. We need to be that person they can come to and talk to and we need to be really good listeners. We need to learn when to just hold them and let them cry. We need to know when to speak the life-affirming words of Jesus to them and over them. We need to be men of prayer with them and for them. Yes, pray right there and then with them in their pain. Cry out to God for them when they can’t. They will never forget it and God will always hear it.

We are going to continue this blog post tomorrow. I look forward to any comments or stories you may have to share.

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

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Can One Person Make A Difference?

12 Thursday Feb 2015

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Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Compassion International, Jesus Christ, Joyce Meyers Ministries, Response volunteers, Samaritans Purse

Compassion International does an amazing job in various parts of the world helping the helpless. Samaritans Purse does great work as well. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has a team of Rapid Response volunteers that go into areas that are ravaged by earthquakes and other natural disasters. Joyce Meyers Ministries has a center that helps women escape from the sex trafficking world in Cambodia. There are many amazing organization that do incredible work but my question today is, can one person make a difference? I mean, where does that leave you and me in this grand equation? Are we to simply leave it all up to them and go our merry way? Are we to just send them our money and that absolves us of having to do anything else? Or are we to join up with these vast organizations? If so, where do we begin? Does that then mean that we are to leave our families and jobs? What is our call? What is your call and what is my call – mandate – mission from Jesus Christ today? What exactly are we to do?

I would suggest that if you have a desire to help and make a difference, you should do exactly that. Yes, money is needed but so are you! I heard it once said that, “Many hands make for light work.” So if you have the opportunity to help one of the many ministries out there, you should choose one and get involved as best as you can and according to the call of Christ on your life.

But that alone doesn’t answer the question I asked, does it? Can One Person Make A Difference???

YES – is the answer. One person can make more of a difference than most will ever realize. There are many stories of heroic figures throughout history that I’m sure you have heard as well, so I won’t bore you with them now. There is a person though that you probably haven’t heard of that makes a difference everyday. His name is Bob or “Brother Bob”, as many would call him.

Brother Bob has a tough story of hard living and bad choices of his own but we aren’t going to talk about them because they are not who he is today. The important part is that at the age of 38, he gave his life to Christ and has been serving Him ever since – over 30 years. He began in the ministry by taking his guitar and Bible to homeless shelters and nursing homes and playing some gospel music and sharing a message that God put on his heart. He then expanded that ministry to several prisons.

He makes a difference by serving those who cannot pay him and those whom many in this world have forgotten or would like to forget. He is loved by all who know him. The difference he makes maybe isn’t seen in material wealth or in the grand arenas of life but, trust me when I tell you that what he is building is real and makes difference for eternity (1 Corinthians 3:12-13).

So, how does this relate to you? How are your neighbors doing? Do you even know their names? Do you know someone who is hurting and needs help? Maybe you can begin there…. What do you think? In some cases, the need may be greater than you can handle, so is there someone you may call? It could also be that God is using this message to prepare your heart for the next time the church calls for volunteers for the nursery or for _____________(fill in the blank). The needs out there in this world are great. Find one that you can tackle and just jump in and do it.

I told a guy the other day, “You can’t fail at this.”

He looked at me like I had lost my mind and then said, “Of course not, this is too important…”

But he had missed my point, I went on to explain,”The beauty of this type of giving is that there are no rules or agenda. Give from your heart, I mean, really care and you can’t mess it up, people will be helped – you will make a difference and you have no idea where that will bear fruit in the future.”

As we study the life of Christ, we see that He helped as He traveled. Wherever He went, He helped the people who were in need. Using Him as our example, wherever we go, we should help people in need as well. Now Jesus didn’t just throw some coins in a cup (I am not saying there is anything wrong with doing this), He sought to make a tangible lasting difference. This takes effort and commitment, AKA, investment. I would challenge you today to find a cause in your local area you can invest in personally. The R.O.I. (return on investment) to you will be more than you can take in. The Good Samaritan did his part in Luke 15 and he has been talked about for almost 2000 years. What will they be saying about you if you will just decide to truly love your neighbor as yourself?

What are you waiting for? Maybe today, you pick one of these major ministries and see if what they are doing speaks to you. If they do, then get involved, even in your own little way or as a volunteer at a local event they are having. Next, check with your local church and see what their needs are. Maybe your gift that you have been keeping to yourself is exactly what they need to fill a hole in the ministry and teaching of the church. Then, I want you to become “MAKE-A-DIFFERENCE MINDED!” You do this by simply being on the lookout for someone you can help and can make a difference for today.

Yes, you can make a difference, your life matters. God calls you His “Masterpiece”. He created us to do exactly this. So, what are you waiting for? On your “To-Do List”, add a line item “MAKE A DIFFERENCE TODAY!” and be on the look out for the opportunity because God will open the door for the person whose heart is open to help. Be that person today!

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

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The Transformation Project – Is Real Change Possible?

01 Sunday Feb 2015

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Jesus went across the Sea of Galilea to see a man who wasn’t a good man at all. The man had been cast out of society and put in chains because he is a bad man. People called him the “Maniac of Gadares”. Maniac is defined as a violently insane person.

Jesus showed up in this man’s life and everything changed. In fact, the change was so dramatic that it scared the people who knew the man. They didn’t think such change was possible. All the “former Maniac of Gadares” wanted to do now was to follow Jesus. Jesus sent him home first to share with his family all that had changed in his life. On the way there, he also shared his story with the people in all the cities that he went through.

In my own way, I was a maniac as well. While I was not violent, I was most certainly destructive. I was a person who lied and stole; with completely bankrupt ethics and incapable of truly loving anyone. Jesus came into my life at my lowest point when I cried out to Him and everything began to change in my life as well. While my circumstances didn’t improve overnight, my heart was set ablaze with His love and I was no longer the maniac I used to be.

What I learned in my study is that God gave me a new heart – His heart. The man who writes to you today has been made a transformation project by the power of the Holy Spirit. I am still under construction but that construction is now under new management. Daily, I still struggle, but now I can lean on Him who is doing a work in me that I can’t fully explain but it’s good.

If you are struggling today and in need of help – seek Christ! Don’t let another day go by – call on Him in prayer,

“God I need Your help. Please hear me and help me today…..”

Then, just pour your heart out to Him. You’re not done though. Find a local church and Pastor from a good Bible-teaching church. Give your life to the One who created it. Whatever your problem is today, He is the answer. He came to bring “the Good News”. You could probably use some of that about now, huh? He came to heal the brokenhearted. Hasn’t your heart been broken enough? He came to set the prisoner free – those that are chained in real prisons or those in the ones of their own making, like addictions and hang-ups and…. Aren’t you ready to be free? I know I was. When you turn to Him, He will give you beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, praise for depression and hope for the hopeless.

If this post has blessed you or touched you in some way, I would like to hear from you. Write back or comment. My twitter handle is @crobertsonjr333.

Praise Him!
Cliff
2 Timothy 4:2,5

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