Wild Lifeنمونہ

We All Have One No man gets to go through life without one. We all have a deep, hungry, and yearning question. Our question is not static; it does not rest, nor does it fail to want more. If we’re not careful, its next meal could be us.  Have you discovered your question yet? It most likely sounds something like, “Do I have what it takes?” You’ve been asking it longer than you’ve been able to form words. Consider the barely walking baby boy, grinning ear to ear, trying to get Dad’s or Mom’s attention, saying “Dat, dat, dat!” Think about the teenage boy who’d do everything imaginable, and some things you wish he’d left unimaginable, to get interest from friends—especially female friends.  Too many men go decades without an answer. We take our question to girls, to women, to our wives, and to porn. But it remains. We take our question to school, to work, after hours, and all the hours. But it remains sturdy, louder than ever, and unanswered.  Unanswered questions hurt. Some of us power off, hang up, or hide. We try to skip that level and avoid the question monster altogether. We dip our feet or dive deep into hobbies, alcohol, drugs, and entertainment. We try anything to answer the question, or at least mute it for a while. Good things, bad things, anything to stop the nagging question.  As you watch today’s video and read today’s Scriptures, begin asking your question to God, your Father.  Watch today’s video, and write down your question. [The video portion of this devotional is not available on your device. To view this video, visit your plan at www.Bible.com]