
Father I have sinned. In my thoughts and in my words. In what I done and what I have failed to do.
Sound familiar?
Blessed are the merciful, for they shall be shown mercy.
Do you think about this casually? Relentlessly?
What if you did?
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Father I have sinned. In my thoughts and in my words. In what I done and what I have failed to do.
Sound familiar?
Blessed are the merciful, for they shall be shown mercy.
Do you think about this casually? Relentlessly?
What if you did?

“A Christian who is not evangelizing is a Christian on early retirement.” — unknown
There can be a fine line between being helpful and being obnoxious.
I often find people who don’t know me, and they start in on all the benefits of believing in God, and all the pitfalls of not, a little pushy.
And it is even realistic to describe my feeling as uncomfortable.
I pray that jeffnoel.org never makes anyone feel like that. The beginning quote here reminded me that it’s quite possible to have blind spots.
Does anyone know a good Optometrist?

Do you listen to music? I mean, all the time? Or do you listen to talk radio? Perhaps you don’t listen to radio at all.
It really makes no difference what we do.
Until.
Until we take an inventory of our spirit.
Huh?
At any given moment, if you were put on the spot and forced to give an honest answer, could you immediately say, “I’m blessed beyond measure.”?
Could you? And we’re not talking some fake, or politically correct, “Of course!”
One of my secrets? Listening to Z88.3 every single day. The Z, as we call it here in Central Florida, plays contemporary Christian Music that is, Safe For The Little Ears.

“I love the man who can smile in trouble, gather strength from distress and grow brave by reflection.”
— Thomas Paine
Make your day GREAT.
It’s up to you. Always has been. Always will be.
You’re fully aware of this, right?

If you believe it is, it is.
But who’s going to make you believe it?