The dishes get done,
The kids get fed,
Nothing gets broken,
No angry words get said,
This is a good day.
The dishes get done,
The kids get fed,
Nothing gets broken,
No angry words get said,
This is a good day.
Take the time to reflect on the hard work you have done today.
Take the time to reflect on the many blessings you have received through your hard work.
Take the time to reflect on the All Mighty that gives you the opportunity to work, the ability to work and the blessings you receive from that work.
In His name, have compassion for those who do not have the opportunity to work, have not been taught to work, or do not have the ability to work. In His name, all things are possible, but without compassion, in other words – charity, nothing good is possible.
Take the time to reflect…
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Be careful what you tear down and throw away, for tomorrow it may be just the thing you need.
It appears to me that a lot of Christians aren’t reading their scriptures and taking Christ’s message to heart, as there is way to much fear and loathing going around especially in the political world.
Here are two of my favorites scriptures from the King James version of the Bible.
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27
“A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.” John 13:34
You notice that the second scripture does not specify which “type” of people to love, but instead infers to love all.
When the world is hating upon you because you stand for something, remember that it hurts less than when you are hating yourself for not.
Do not believe that cheap things do not cost someone a great deal. Or that the great bargain does not have hidden costs.
Most importantly, be careful not to trade freedom for seemingly free stuff. The price of freedom is too great to barter away on trinkets and temporary pleasures.
I have been pondering the idea of reading my Facebook News Feed on news.
It is a dilemma, do I read the news and chance getting irritated, thus needing to blog about the irritation, or do I go to bed believing that for the moment there is no irritations in the world?
I chanced a peek at the news feed and immediately saw an article about The Simpsons. If that is tonight’s big news story, then the world must be at peace for the moment and I can go to sleep.
During the recent congressional hearing on the issue of the whether President Obama had violated the first amendment by requireing Catholic hospitals to cover services such as birth control, Rep. Darrell Issa was reported by ABC News to have “pointed out that Democrats barred Republican witnesses when they were in the majority.”* This was his argument for why the panel was so one sided.
Well kudos to him for lowering the bar to kindergarten level politics. It is no wonder the public has such a low opinion of the Congress.
*Quoted from the ABC article Rep. Darrell Issa Bars Minority Witness, a Woman, on Contraception by Tom Shine