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Pointing fingers at other people's shortcomings often makes us feel good temporality because it makes us feel just a little better about where we fall short. BUT... The truth is that, this kind of attitude is actually robbing many people of the opportunities that God wants to give them to 1) get better and 2) live the lives they so desperately want.
By South Point ChurchPointing fingers at other people's shortcomings often makes us feel good temporality because it makes us feel just a little better about where we fall short. BUT... The truth is that, this kind of attitude is actually robbing many people of the opportunities that God wants to give them to 1) get better and 2) live the lives they so desperately want.