AdvocateforTruth

Culture teaches us to honor those we love for the sacrifices of life. Mothers Day and Fathers Day are two of the secular holidays where pedal stools are mounted and celebratory praises given. Do we honor perpetuated generational trauma and abuse the same? Why? It’s a sacrificial generational passing down of the baton right?🤔

Auld Lang Syne https://youtube.com/watch?v=hI8Z_ZgRF3E&feature=shares

Before a judge submits a verdict a recap of both the plaintiff and defendants claims are summoned and reviewed. If found that one or both parties are out of order with what the law permits the verdict will not be favorable. It is so with godly order in marriage. God-husband-wife-child-other… Any other order is out of order!

Out of all situations life presents us the one constant is the ability to critical think through them all.

Nature or Nurture? Wether you are a fan of Francis Galton’s theory, the truth stands in the rhetoric. A child’s vernacular is totally dependent on adult impression. Worldviews are shaped by human thought and impression—lived experiences. At the point of awakening, a mature adult may look back upon all the jargon of life and decide to renege…

The promise of protection is invaluable. The loose hinges of broken-spirits are predicated upon mistrust and lack of integrity in protection and security. Listen in to explore the reality of the visual rainbow seen in the sky after a rain and how it signifies hope in our creators protection symbol for humankind.

Ever heard of the song “Almost doesn’t count” in the late 90’s by Brandy? Ever tried to turn in an almost completed assignment and been successful at receiving full credit for it? In the same breath of understand why settle for an almost relationship in life? On the contrary, if your almost situation is actually a waiting season the chances of waiting until the process comes to fruition maybe highly gratifying. Wait and see!

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A worldview where “ Me, myself and I” are responsible for all that goes well in life is not only a self-absorbed perspective it’s down right NARCISSISTIC! — the inflated ego of a potentially very insecure person who needs constant external affirmation and extrinsic rewards.

Whoa to the expectation that life and its experiences will sustain joy and happiness in our lives! This may be the testimony of the unmarried, non-relationally committed thrill seeker, who lives for life’s next jolt of endorphins… Marriage however is work. It’s can also be life’s most pressing and rewarding human testimony— in my opinion. The unselfish demands of living life with another flawed human is supernatural. The best release the human experience will ever…