View Mobile Site   Myers: Mix and match doesn't work with God
POSTED: April 5, 2009 12:30 a.m.   Chloe and Cole are half
Georgian, half Texan. They get their Georgian DNA from me. They
get their Texan DNA from Amy. With the mixing of the two, Chloe
and Cole are something altogether different. They're Georxans.
The mixing together of two different things to create a third
has a long and distinguished history, often with successful
results. Take, for instance, quill and ink or peanut butter and
jelly.  But there is one area in which the mixing of two
different things to create a third fails - miserably. It's when
we try to mix sin with God and create a life where we can follow
him, but still live any old way we want to.  It's when we try to
mix what our heavenly father desires for us and what we desire
for ourselves. Try as we might, it can't be done.  The
Israelites learned this lesson the hard way. Beginning in
Numbers 25, they began taking part in the worship of Baal. Baal
worship would be a continuous pro