A variant of an original recording (as of
a song) made by rearranging or adding to the original
Of course, when I hear the term "remix", I am immediately
taken to music. You know, the remix is most of the time the best version of the
song. You can change the beat. You can add some other vocals or talent. The producers
take the original in hopes of making it into a different, hopefully better, version.
I can recall my life before I chose to walk with Christ. I
thought it was good. But the Producer, in Heaven, knew that a remix would be
better. So, He began to change my beat and add new vocals so I could talk with
Him. He put some other vocals in my life - people who see me as God sees me.
When King David wrote Psalm 51, he was broken and needed to
be remade. When God first established the earth, He had to re-make it because
of sin. The apostle Paul was remade from Saul, who originally was a persecutor of
Christ. Sometimes, God just might have to remix us to get something different
out of us.
Every time I hear the remixed song "Clean This House", by
Isaac Carree, I get excited about the next variant of me. Sometimes we just need
God to do a remix in our lives so we can get different results.
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