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Listening to Christian radio recently, Chris Tomlin’s song, I Will Follow You, caught my attention. The lyrics, echoing the sentiment of “Where You Go I Go,” resonated deeply, prompting reflection on their profound meaning. It’s easy to sing these powerful words, but living by them is a true challenge, urging us to consider the weight of such a commitment in our faith journey.
The essence of our faith walk often involves listening intently and seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit, especially when it contradicts our own desires. Often, the most significant truths are conveyed in the quietest whispers. If we are not fully committed to following in the way Tomlin describes – an all-encompassing dedication – we risk missing these subtle guiding lights. Stubbornly choosing our own path might lead us to remain stagnant when we are called to move forward, missing opportunities for growth and purpose.
This powerful phrase, “where you go i go,” challenges us to examine our commitment. Are we truly ready to follow wholeheartedly, even when the path is unclear or uncomfortable? It’s a call to a deeper level of faith, one that seeks divine direction and trusts in it completely, embracing the journey wherever it may lead.
