Plunging into the unknown
What if the Aston Martin Vantage GT12 were convinced that it was just a pull cart and lived like one, never knowing its power or potential? As a larva that does not know the fascinating butterfly it will soon become, man also does not know his own greatness or what he is destined to become. He lives in ignorance of what he is actually capable of. All that he is able to think up with his so-called advanced intellect is so limited. It seldom measures up to the reality of who he really is or what he is capable of. Man can only find himself fully in God—his Creator. Man does not become great by addition but by subtraction. Man tries to become great by adding degrees, possessions, wealth, health, superficial beauty, name, fame and so on. He thinks he is the sum total of the value of all that he possesses. He becomes great by letting go. His greatness lies within himself. Because he isn't humble enough to look up to God, he fails to look within himself and find the treasure. Godless ...