January 29, 2015

The Responsibility of Wisdom

, , No comments
Learning is a great thing, but the one problem that some have with gaining new knowledge is the new responsibility.  That means we have to be accountable for that new wisdom even when it means we have to change what we think is a major part of our lives.  We could choose to ignore the knew knowledge but wisdom tells us that this action would be foolish.  Which shall you be?  Will you be wise or will you be foolish?
Share:
Read More
  • Between the Hedges (Replay)
    -------------- snip --------------- February 26, 2008 Good afternoon family. I pray that all are doing well this fine Tuesday in Feb...
  • A Halfhearted Christian
    Today I want to share with you on the subject of Halfhearted Christians. Before we go any further, let's get a working definition of...
  • Lost In Denominations
    Catholicism.  Baptist. Methodist. Lutheran.  All of these are different "branches" of Christianity and all of them have their own ...
  • Do Not Quench the Spirit
    You know, it's funny how the Holy Spirit works. Yesterday , I had the opportunity to read from 1 Thessalonians (I mistakenly stated th...
  • Tests From Uncomfortable Places
    Have you ever been somewhere and from afar, you see someone approaching you?  In their approach, you have already predetermined several thin...
  • What If......
    What if grass was blue? What if the sky was green? What if we drove cars backwards? What if happy really meant being mean? What if peop...
  • Don't Let A Bad Experience Ruin A Future Good One
    Happy Monday Folks, Last week, I talked about learning something from every experience.  I think that still applies, but at the same time ...
  • What's Holding You Back?
    Image Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Since I have been going through physical therapy to get motion back into my toe, I have learned a fe...
  • Weathering the Storm
    Good Afternoon Everyone, I hope that you all are doing well this fine Tuesday.  Today, I wanted to share with you notes from this past Sun...
  • Looking And Not Seeing
    This morning on my commute to work, I was listening to Dr. David Jeremiah on the radio and he was talking about the parable of the Good Sam...
Powered by Blogger.

Blog Archive