Childern of GOD

[johnthebaptist1]

Yes, we are all God,s childern , but many don,t realize this. You can see this,bye the
way people act toward one another. We are supposed too show love too all we come
in contact ,but yet people yell or get mad, weather in a store,your next door neighbor,or
even when driving people get mad at you if you cut them off, even in a restaunt,if people
have too wait to long,they get mad. Than you see yelling among family,s, it seem,s
that the people of this world are to in a hurry,and forgot what it is to be nice, that God
lives in all of us,and we should be nice if we are truely Childern of GOD.
May the Holy Spirit help us change are way,s

 

[Momofmyangels]

Yes, we are all God,s childern , but many don,t realize this. You can see this,bye the
way people act toward one another. We are supposed too show love too all we come
in contact ,but yet people yell or get mad, weather in a store,your next door neighbor,or
even when driving people get mad at you if you cut them off, even in a restaunt,if people
have too wait to long,they get mad. Than you see yelling among family,s, it seem,s
that the people of this world are to in a hurry,and forgot what it is to be nice, that God
lives in all of us,and we should be nice if we are truely Childern of GOD.

                      May the Holy Spirit help us change are way,s

Yes, johnthebaptist1 “love thy neighbor as thyself” is often quite forgotten by many of us, myself included. It is all too easy in the rush of the day to lose patience, become angry and say or do things that we regret (hopefully) later. As we are human these things occur, but we have the wonderful sacrament of Reconciliation to restore the graces we lose when we sin. A part of confession that not too many remember is the firm purpose not to sin again. If we truly make an attempt each and every time we leave the confessional this becomes easier. Tackle one area at a time. For me, I’ve been trying to be more charitable when driving to ballet, baseball practice, or music lessons and we are late and of course find ourselves behind the person going 25 on a 40mph road. I am trying to set a good example for my children and by me getting all uptight doesn’t set the example I’m trying to portray to them.

If we are charitable and treat everyone as we should, remembering that Christ is residing in each and every one of us, then hopefully someone will be inspired by our good example and follow suit.

 

[roselily]

Yes, johnthebaptist1 “love thy neighbor as thyself” is often quite forgotten by many of us, myself included. It is all too easy in the rush of the day to lose patience, become angry and say or do things that we regret (hopefully) later. As we are human these things occur, but we have the wonderful sacrament of Reconciliation to restore the graces we lose when we sin. A part of confession that not too many remember is the firm purpose not to sin again. If we truly make an attempt each and every time we leave the confessional this becomes easier. Tackle one area at a time. For me, I’ve been trying to be more charitable when driving to ballet, baseball practice, or music lessons and we are late and of course find ourselves behind the person going 25 on a 40mph road. I am trying to set a good example for my children and by me getting all uptight doesn’t set the example I’m trying to portray to them.

If we are charitable and treat everyone as we should, remembering that Christ is residing in each and every one of us, then hopefully someone will be inspired by our good example and follow suit.

I believe so,
I read that when we are more mature we can eat solid food, not only milk, that we can distinguish what is good and not good.
Dear brothers sisters in Christ that I love you very very much.