After Like 14:25-33
To build a tower,
a house, or fortress,
you begin with
an idea, a dream,
a conviction, but
then you do what
must be done,
practically, and
tally the cost.
Without knowing
the cost, you may
start and not finish,
you may be forced
to substitute inferior
materials or turn
to cheaper craftsmanship,
and your tower, house,
or fortress will not
weather the inevitable
storm. That’s the cost
of diligence, the cost
of discipleship, and
that’s why you count it
beforehand, because
not knowing will destroy
what you build.
Photograph by Victor Malyushev via Unsplash. Used with permission.
1 comment:
Yet another reminder of how crucial it is to count the cost . . .
Blessings, Glynn!
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