Top Ten Signs of Milk Addiction

You Know You’re Addicted to Milk When You:

The Lactose Intolerant…

1.       Think the purpose of the church is to provide worship services for its members.

1.       Know the purpose of the church is to glorify God; everything else we do is a means to accomplish this purpose. (Genesis 1-Revelation 22)

2.       Pledge allegiance to the flag because it’s patriotic to do so.

2.       Pledge allegiance to the flag because it’s the Godly thing to do. (Romans 13)

3.       Are still unsure about the purpose and nature of baptism.

3.       Realize baptism neither saves, nor cleanses; it is obedience which “fulfills all righteousness.” Your obedience testifies to the whole world, and reminds you, that Jesus the Christ died and was resurrected!  (Matthew 3:15; Colossians 2:12)

4.       Are addicted to proclaiming the shortcomings of others.

4.       Are addicted to confessing my shortcomings to He who will cure them. (Matthew 7:3-5; 1 John 1:9)

5.       Think Logos Academy Bible study classes are just for … Don’t have time for Logos classes.

5.       Know Logos Academy classes are necessary for our Bible study teachers and vital for any who want to break their addiction to milk. (Hebrews 5:12)

6.       Believe Bible study is what you do on Sunday mornings at 9am.

6.       Read, ^{(Rev 1:3)} chew, ^{(John 6:53)} and teach ^{(Hebrews 5:12)} the Word all the time. (Deuteronomy 6:6-9)

7.       Think your faith is what saves you.

7.       Know faith is easy--all have faith in something. And, even if our faith is in the Lord God, our faithfulness is insufficient; God is the faithful One.  His faithfulness is what saves us. (Psalm 33:4)

8.       Think all sins are equal in severity.

8.       Recognize there are indeed some sins greater than others. (John 19:11)

9.       Believe “little” sins are more “forgivable.”

9.       Know even “little” sins make us unholy before the Holy One (James 2:10)

10.    Say “Once saved, always saved.”

10.    Say “Holy Spirit is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance” and “No one can snatch [me] out of My Father’s hand.” (Ephesians 1:14; John 10:29)