"What do you know now that you wish you had known when you were 18?"
Here are my thoughts, as passed on for their benefit:
Conversationally: sounds like a good session
Financially: the weekly lottery numbers!
Theoretically: that I would change the world (even my little bit)
Cerebrally: everything I didn't know
Circumstantially: that I was going to blog with you - I would have been so excited and so looking forward to it!
Romantically: what to say to the girl I really liked then
Lustfully: I haven't lost my eye sight but have had a bit of RSI (in the past obviously!)
Theologically: homoousius
Physiologically: to eat less pies
Helpfully: to tell Big Jon to do the same
Belatedly: In him you were also circumcised, in the putting off of the sinful nature, not with a circumcision done by the hands of men but with the circumcision done by Christ. [Colossians 2:11] Ouch! (not really!)
Psychologically: how insecure I was following my early years and adoption
Statistically: that I was birthed not aborted, and to value every day, as I now do since I realised that
Historically: who my parents were - don't take for granted what a blessing that is - for those who don't know.
Categorically: that I would marry a Christian girl who would later decide marriage wasn't for her and walk away
Consequentially: even more insecure
Eternally: still thinking about it
Intrinsically: the tension between being being 'alive' and 'dead' simultaneously (read the book!)
Repeatedly: how Romans 7 rings so true - all things I want to do...all the things I don't want to do.....
Sadly: the profound truths of the parable of the sower and those that are no longer walking in Christ - perhaps I could have done more?
Spiritually: amazing grace
Certainly: that Jesus really is the same yesterday, today and forever.
Athletically: to win the prize.
Influentially: that God really would use me to affect Kingdom change in a church, community, Town Centre, Borough, City
Developmentally: that God has been preparing me in the first half of my life what he will do in the second half.
Actually... I knew next to nothing, compared to the nearly next to nothing that I now know that I don't know, you know?
Briefly: this is all I've go time for.
Lovingly: I hope this helps my younger brothers.
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