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Monday, February 17, 2014

It takes one to know one



It takes an addict to know if someone is addicted to something. It takes a broken person to know how it feels like to be broken. It takes a saint to canonized a priest. We take our pride and prejudice to stretch out our judgement to someone or something that happened. We choose our friends so that we wont be associated with persons with bad records, substandard, dangerous and unruly. On my opinion it's not always been the case because Jesus was never like that. He took a wretch like me and He loved me and He saved me.


Let me ask you simple question, have you ever been a domestic animal to know that your pet needed to be fed? Just like Jesus (as for me) He doesn't need to be 100% human to know how to be tempted, rejected nor to love and be loved here on Earth but He was once a human for the fulfillment of the greatest purpose to save mankind if you let Him into your heart.

Whenever you wheedle yourself on judging others ask God first for the provision and that He will give reasons to understand why people have that kind of attitude or did something that didn't pass to your touchstone. For all have sinned and fall short for the glory of God.

God's ways are perfect even though He allows "uncontrollable unexpected" things to happen in our lives. Rest assured that He knows what He is doing and that His love for us is unconditional.

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

See through









Why do we assimilate ourselves on the things we watch? Be it in movies, tv series, even tv commercials. We all have our own reasons. We see ourselves or someone we know in one of the portrayed characters. We wanted to do what they did or the main character inspires us maybe. Whatever our reasons are we somewhat acquire these on some of the clips we watched. We sometimes replicate over and over gagging ourselves. Positive or negative impact, still it influences us somehow. 


Let me ask you one thing. When we see Passion of Christ on my opinion is the most modernized Life of Christ(because Jesus as a kid I never knew He is that witty). How did it impact us? Are we inspired to do good for the meantime? Do we surrender all to Him for just a moment? I bet you cried. I hope we can say amen with what Paul stated in 1 Corinthians 11:1. We can never be perfect and God didn't asks us to. He wanted us to prepare ourselves when He comes, instead.


If your life will be viewed by other people. How will you think it will make a mark on them? Is it Christ they see through you 

Friday, October 5, 2012

TAMING THE FINGERS







A lot of people doesn't want Anti-cybercrime law.  I have nothing against people who convey their take through social media. Cliche it may sound that we need to think before we click. As the bully of the social media changed it to Google before you click. People that were bullied in cyber world will have melancholy for themselves. There were times that prejudice overshadows our cogitation on the situation. Although we need to give credit to whom it's due.


What do we get from bullying someone in social medias? We express our feelings and opinions, did it furnish justice to your satisfaction? 


You might want to check out Proverbs 10:19. To bridle our tongue and fingers, give God the reins of your heart.  Exeprt from Our Daily Bread(October 3) volume 18 edition.









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