On this day, I am thankful for our freedom of speech. There are lots of freedoms I take for granted, the freedom of speech, and freedom of religion being two. I am thankful that even though I don't always love social media, I have the right to write about my Savior. I pray that the verses I write impact those that read them. All for the glory of God.
These freedoms we have go along with our observing Veteran's day today. We attended a really nice program held at our YMCA in The Ville. The speaker was a Vietnam vet, and he talked about freedom having a face.
I think of another face, though, one that had a crown of thorns sitting on top and blood running down. I think of the tears He might have shed as He suffered and bled. I think of Him crying out right before He committed His spirit to God, then died.
And because of that mental picture, I will continue to write about my Savior. Even though it might make people mad. Even when someone disagrees. And especially when someone might not know Jesus. I pray that what I might put out there will reach the person God means it to reach...and all for His glory. His word never returns to Him void (Isaiah 55:11).
I pray that my spiritual eyes and ears always be open and sensitive to His leading...like in reaching someone on Facebook that might not know Him.
Love to all.
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