I have a course mate who at the moment isn't on Facebook not because its a sin but because he considers it a distraction if he must get the distinction he really desires. As a result giving up being on a social network to achieve this goal is to him the price he has to pay.
To come up to a higher place with God, it might be required of us at some point to let go of soo many things we hold dear; this for us is the sacrifice we might have to pay. Some may be trivial some may be treasures.
The question is: how loosely do we hold the things we possess such that when its required that they be foregone, though not easy, we succumb? Do we want soo much of God that we count everything we've achieved as dung and are ready to lay them at the altar? How entangled are we with the things of the world that letting go becomes very tasking? Will we be soo passionate as to say "I will not give to the Lord what will cost me nothing"? Can we lay ALL on the altar for a closer and higher walk with God? Remain Blessed!!
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