COVID-19 has been a time of revealing for the world. It is drawing a line in the sand and showing people’s hearts and true natures. I have seen family members and friends turn on one another, and I have seen those who may disagree still show compassion and understanding. Which side are you on? Not on the issues, but in the scheme of showing yourself to be loving or cruel… what would be said of you?
We are all blessed to have a Savior who will love us no matter what, and certainly we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. However, as Christians, I think it is important that we don’t hide behind Jesus’ love as a license to sin. Instead, we must own up to our mistakes, repent, and seek to do better.
What is truth? This is a loaded question that will receive many different responses. I am not writing to teach people about what is real or what is a lie, and I am not debating. I am simply hoping to show why seeking truth in your life and from God is something you SHOULD be doing and WANT to be doing. Also, way more people are living some lies, and are content with lies, than may be aware.
Life has a hidden fee. It’s one we all pay from time to time, and it’s the only “tax” in our lives that is completely within our control. I call it “The Stupid Tax,” and trust me, if you could learn to live your life and never pay this tax again, it would bring so much peace, regardless of how much money or success you ever achieve…
The Bachelor, Colton Underwood, has been very widely criticized for his virginity, with people using it as the reason that he couldn’t possibly be ready to get married. One woman used “cupcakes” as a euphemism for his virginity, saying that someone surely must sample many cupcakes before they could ever be ready for marriage. Let’s evaluate this logic…
We live in a world where just about everything can be offensive. We are being conditioned to walk on eggshells, be politically correct, and avoid offending at all costs. It has almost gotten to the point where people seem to think that they have to be offended in order to show that they care about a cause…
