Too Much

Have you ever heard the statement, "They are too heavenly minded to be any earthly good?" What is generally meant by the statement is that a person does really well when it comes to talking about God, but in the area of doing something about it, not so well. Well, I was wondering if what a person says is matched by what they say, is there ever a point when too much can be said about the Lord and His Kingdom? Can you wear out a conversation about God? Can you think about God too much? Are we less weirded out in a never-ending conversation about football or a movie or a new outfit than we are in one about God? Why is it easier for us to talk about weather, politics, games, and television programs, than it is for us to talk about God? Is it possible that we get uncomfortable with conversations about God, His Word, His Kingdom, and His Church, because there are things that we hold closer to our hearts than Him? Do we go through the motions of loving God when, in fact, we are indifferent to the things that matter to Him?