Our daughter, Jenny, married a Brit and moved to England where they lived for five years. We visited them once and caught the high speed train into London. You can travel all over town on the multi-level Subway. At all stations is the visual and audible warning, “Mind the Gap”. The phrase refers to the 1 1/2″ gap between the walkway and subway car. Its a danger for canes, umbrellas, small-wheeled carts, toddlers and things dropped.

But, perhaps it can also be a warning to us Christians. Mind the gap between what you do and what God’s word tells you to do. Mind the gap between what you say and what God’s word tells you to say. And mind the gap between the world’s ways and God’s ways.

Mind the Gap.