SO PANDORA'S BOX IS OPEN, NOW WHAT???

With the opening of Pandora's Box, what are we to do?  Stand and look at the box of evil and its contents being spilled out like a calf looking at a new gate totally shocked and offended?  How offended are we?  Or how apathetic do we choose to be thinking this is bad, surely this is not going to get worse so I will just sit and wait.  Our walls of spiritual sensitivity have begun to grumble because we think shoring up the walls with complaints will strengthen them.  What offensive action are we willing to undertake?  Or do we just give a new sheet of music to the present day NEROS and encourage them to fiddle on?  What in the world do we do with songs like ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS MARCHING AS TO WAR? Surely we are not foolish enough to think that any election of a man or a woman is going to change the appetites of lust, greed, murder, and abuses of one another!  

My suggested strategy is the same as the strategy Paul commanded in Ephesians 5:18, "Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.  With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints."  Soldiers, we cannot continue to so focus on our own personal battles that we loose sight of the COMMANDER we serve and HIS high priority.  We must fight the good fight of faith.  We are in perilous times, but a precious reminder comes to my thoughts, "Where sin abounds grace much more abounds!"  Let's cry out to God in these desperate times for His mercy and grace and be willing to give the reason for the HOPE that we have in Christ Jesus.  May we become Grace dispensers who are bold prayers for HIS kingdom to come and HIS will to be done here on earth as it is in Heaven.  

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