What Aperture Is Your Faith?

**I'm going to be very careful with this post in that I'm going to be talking to you as much as I am to me****

We all have the memories of our past lives, doubts, disbelief and so on. But with that comes the day that we got saved, washed clean by the Blood of Jesus Christ's crucification. We are then so clean that not only does it feel so unnatural and new, but we see ourselves in a new apeture.

In the wild and crazy world of wildlife photography, we often see the best and sharpest "money shot", those photos that are incredible. And with that comes a litany of complements and ohhh wows. But what the majority of people don't understand is all the sacrifices, lost shots, and practice tears. Those are the days that many photographers have either given up or dug in. But with time comes practice and with that comes out the better photos followed by the best!

The term Apeture is a term for how wide open the lenses are in the camera lense, which determines how much light enters the camera. That in turn can affect the sharpness/blur in the photos. That is a good example of how we can see our faith, trust in God and His forgiveness. But that's how others see our faith in God, by how we live.

Jesus Christ didn't come to us and say that He expects us to be perfect in our faith, all sharp and in focus. Sometimes even the person with the blurry faith can still have a faith of a mustard seed. Those are the days that we need those with better focus and Apeture in their faith to bring us back to Him.

Psalm 119:130 "The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple."