Sunday, December 18, 2016

I Didn't Fall I Committed BY: KB 12.18.16




I told you that I’m off on another plain today….I’m all off in my dome and in my feelings and I am writing some of the very best stuff I’ve written in a while.

We have bought into the misconception that love is this rouge uncontrollable thing, that it's something that just falls from the sky like an ACME anvil and it just happens to us; it's not something we control. Even the language we use in describing and defining love implies the instability of love. We say, "I fell in love," as if love is a giant crevasse; imagine just walking along one day and bam! - I fell in love. I couldn't help myself. 

REAL TALK- that ain’t love. Love doesn't just fall from out of nowhere and happen to you. Love is an applied choice and it represents a commitment. 
This may be a bit confusing but try to give this a little extra thought, attraction is uncontrollable and arousal is uncontrollable. But attraction and arousal are not love. They can lead to love, but they are not love. Love is a conscious applied choice.


You must choose to love God; he won't force you to love him (Deuteronomy 30:20). You can thumb your nose at God and go a totally different way; He will continue to bless in order to get your attention. And this same holds true about Earthly relationships: you can choose to love others, but God won't force you to love anyone , but, if you happen to “fall” remember it’s as much about the commitment as it is the connection.