In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Ready, Set, Done.”
I have reflected on the world a lot lately. My reflections include Josh heading off to college, my teams awesome accomplishments at work, Diane’s new job and God bringing me home to Eastbrook Church. A lot of change that typically is really stressful. However this time it is really different. It is filled with faith not fear. Faith that everything will be ok. I am definitely blessed for all I have, my family, friends & best friends and our accepting love for one another. I decided to turn the T.V. off and not work this weekend. This act is symbolic of me trying to shut out the world filled with hate and practice peace.
Our world is standing in judgement of its people. The lack of humility and acceptance of the world makes me sad. How did our world get into this place? It is awful to see in the news or experience the world’s fragmentation and lack of unity each day.
We have forgotten how to respect one another simply by appreciating everyone and how they can give to our world. I simply stopped watching the 10 o’clock news that highlights the mounting abomination of our world.
How do we make the hate stop? Is there some magic formula, or therapy? Is there a leader who can help our world change? Help us figure this out Lord God, our world is failing and so are its people.
I often say to people in my life, “Keep the faith,” or “chin up”, “We must believe that things will get better.”
I guess my faith is what I have to offer our world.
I always admired your insight.
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Thanks means a lot coming from you.
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Hello! Faith is a good compass, mostly if you keep having faith in yourself and those closest to you, so that the effect can be contagious 🙂 I also have stopped watching the news and consuming tv, being disgusted with the amount of misery and destruction we are all exposed to every day in our lives. I read, I keep up, but I just don’t go over all the dismaying expositions of human kind and it’s lack of humanity…
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Thank you. We can forget sometimes to keep our eye on what’s important in life which easily takes of off tract. Keeping Father God close and in our view helps me keep my faith.
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