Boiling Frogs, not making frog soup
By
RRRecardoe
Ken is meeting with Joe for tea at their favorite café’s patio when a beautiful, lightly dressed, young woman comes in and sits across from Joe and grabs his attention.
The men talk about the ‘Lust of the eyes’, which leads to ‘boiling frogs’, which leads to ‘other areas’ that the frog could enlighten.
Joe asks Ken about ‘how to stop looking lustfully at women’ even though he likes looking.
“First, tell God what you are doing. Second do not be a Christian Butterfly!”
Ken explains the first part, which leads to feed the correct dog, which leads to a Shepard. All of this leads to setting up an appointment with God.
The story end with ‘the Lost Son’ and Christian Butterflies.
The men talk about the ‘Lust of the eyes’, which leads to ‘boiling frogs’, which leads to ‘other areas’ that the frog could enlighten.
Joe asks Ken about ‘how to stop looking lustfully at women’ even though he likes looking.
“First, tell God what you are doing. Second do not be a Christian Butterfly!”
Ken explains the first part, which leads to feed the correct dog, which leads to a Shepard. All of this leads to setting up an appointment with God.
The story end with ‘the Lost Son’ and Christian Butterflies.
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