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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Biblical wisdom from a modern day prophet.
“An eye for an eye and the whole world goes blind”. — Ghandi
Just because others do, doesn’t mean we can. Forgive them, for they know not what they do.
This is even more difficult to do at work.
But I catch myself feeling like maybe I’m being judgmental, and that feels hypocritical.
So you’ve seen this recent thing on Facebook, “Let’s see how many true Christians are on FB! Press Like if Jesus is your Savior!!”
Really!?
If I were a non-Christian, it’s stuff like this that makes alienating Christians just a little bit easier.
Certainly the intention is not to do harm, but imagine, “Let’s see how many true Muslims, Jews, atheists, are on FB. Press Like if you believe Jesus was not the Son of God”.
Personal leadership is one of the most difficult things to practice, because we are human – weak and insecure.
Bella, the niece of our friends Kim and Ralph Rodriguez-Torres is now cancer free.
The local CBS Miami affiliate ran this story, which begins 90 seconds into the video clip.
All proceeds from the sale of “Why Not Me” go to finding a cure for pediatric cancer.
Bella is the only surviving human of this rare type of cancer.
The explanation?
A Miracle!
World Peace? It can happen, but it will require a miracle, and exceptional leadership.
Do you know your neighbors? I mean, do you have dinner with them and do social things with them?
As our cousin, Mike, and I finished our run yesterday, we stopped to talk with a neighbor who was walking her two dogs.
Her husband, recently retired, was at the August 28 Glenn Beck rally and I asked, “What did he think?”
She said he was very inspired. The message was about returning honor and God to our society.
We can only hope, eh? And maybe, just maybe, we start with the person in our mirror.
Tom Hanks is a legendary movie star. One of his films was The Green Mile (1999).
There was a character in the movie who could pray so hard that he could remove bad things from people’s lives.
Odd thing though, they had to sneak him out of jail to go perform these “miracles”, and then sneak him back into the prison.
After he prayed his special way, he was completely and utterly spent.
What if we could pray like that? What kind of personal leadership would it require?