Why We Do What We Do

Now, I\u27m still going to address the broad topic that I gave. I don\u27t know if this has been published or not, but I sent it out here before I came on why we do what we do. But I was going to go to Second Corinthians, Chapter five, verses ten to the end of that that chapter, that paragraph and extract the three motivational factors from the apostle Paul as to why he invested in his life in aggressively proclaiming the gospel...Obedience at a certain juncture has categorically nothing to do with how you feel, our feelings are not necessarily the standard of evaluation. Paul says whether or not you feel like doing it is irrelevant. The issue is that one day we\u27re going to be held accountable to the proclamation of the gospel that\u27s been invested in us. Second motivational factor in that text is the cross of Christ. The Cross of Christ for the love of Christ constrains us to Yokine, James says, makes us singularly goal oriented..