Greetings to all of my Brothers and Sisters in Christ !!!
Happy Sunday February 16, 2014 !!! There is a story of a rabbit that needed a
way to cross a river. A snake came by and said,” I will help you cross the
river just get on my back.” The rabbit said, ”Oh No , you will eat me.” The
snake said,” I won’t eat you, I promise I won’t.” The rabbit believed what the
snake said and jumped on the snake’s back to take a ride across the river. When
they both reached the other side, the snake begin to eat the rabbit. The rabbit said,”
wait, you promised that you wouldn't eat me.” The snake said,” I know what, I
had promised but this is my nature”. We often make the same mistake that the
rabbit made by trusting that people will help us by what they say instead of
looking at their nature. Let us ask God for wisdom to really see who is for us
and who is against us. I declare and decree that I will put my trust in God and
lean not to my own understanding in all of my ways I will acknowledge him and
he will direct my steps. May God Eternally Bless You and Your Family ! With
Love from Me and My Family !
Actions Speaks Louder than Words
There are many that profess that they have great love for
someone.
But their actions say the opposite by the evil that they
have done.
Love embraces opportunities to help and uplift our fellow
man,
When one falls down, love is given to help them once again
to stand.
Our actions show whether love is artificial or whether it is
real.
Love is always on the move; it’s never idle or standing
still.
When we say that we love someone our actions should follow.
When this doesn’t happen, it means that our spoken words
were hollow.
Let us put actions behind the words to show others that our
words are true.
Why should others believe what we say when they can’t see it
proven in what we do?
Elder Kelvin Gilmore
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