After a long hiatus on blogging, I am making a new commitment to communicate more on my blog. It has been way too long and I hope my heart and mind can be a benefit for those of you with enough free time to read my rants and thoughts.
This Sunday I shared about the idolatry of the Corinthian church and how idolatry is the root of so many of our problems and separation from God. In helping us identify if we have idols, I listed some great questions that I once heard from Tim Keller and Mark Driscoll. So here you go.
Questions to help us identify potential idols in our lives.
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• What am I most afraid of?
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• What do you long for most passionately?
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• Where do you run for comfort?
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• What do you complain about the most?
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• What angers you the most?
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• What makes you happiest?
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• How do you explain yourself to others?
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• What causes you to be angry with God?\
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• What do you brag about?
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• What do you wan to have more than anything else?
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• What do you sacrifice most for?
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• Who’s approval are you seeking?
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• What do you want to control most?
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• What comfort do you treasure the most?
“Do you get angry with the real God because he does not serve your false god?”
