Recently, I heard a message and simply wanted to share it. I attempted to elaborate, but I think it’s pretty clear. I heard it, while listening to Chuck Swindoll, a well-known Christian leader. He stated a friend shared it with him.
Clearly, I agree with the opinions below. It’s not the gospel of Jesus Christ, but I believe the statements center around His way of thinking and living. Hopefully, one day, my sons will read it and be able to define me and themselves as men, not boys.
This blog post’s purpose is not to offend anyone, but hopefully challenge you, the way it did me.
Boys versus Men
Boys play house, men get married
Boys make babies, men rear children
Boys won’t raise their own children; men will raise someone else’s
Boys seek simply to survive their woman’s disrespect; men seek to understand her with their heart
Boys are content with female companionship, men seek intimacy
Boys seek popularity, men win respect
Boys cast blame, men own responsibility
Boys invent excuses for their failure, men produce strategies for success
Boys look for someone else to take care of them; men look for someone to take care of
Boys are narcissistic and self-indulgent; men are selfless and sacrificial…
If you desire to accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, please click on the link below.
http://www.intouch.org/resources/all-things-are-new/content/topic/how_do_i_accept_jesus_as_my_savior_all_things
the seminary dropout is a blog dedicated to documenting the journey of my progress to becoming a full-time minister. in the spring of 2001, i was called to Christian ministry. however, i have never walked in complete obedience to this realization. although, i did enroll and attend seminary; i dropped out. my ministry goals are to inspire those weak in their faith towards God's ability to fulfill his plan and to leave a legacy for my sons, bryce alexander harris and caleb troy harris.
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
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