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July 2, 1964 – the Civil Rights Act is the historical event that most fascinates me. This law prohibited segregation of blacks and whites in public places. I can only wonder how people felt (really felt inside), not how they thought they should feel, but how they really felt. This day and time in history was the beginning of bringing human beings together. Yes, it took time and still even now, there are glimmers of objection to it in some places and hearts, but for the most part it has ended. Thank God for this.
I cannot imagine how each side must have felt. We’re they afraid? We’re they happy? We’re they judgemental? We’re they angry? The questions keep coming. What side did they agree with? I mean really believe? Not what they thought others thought, but what their heart believed? Personally, I cannot imagine anyone believing one race had…
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Kindness/Pass It On Day:
When asked to invent a holiday and explain how it would work, I came up with Kindness/Pass It On Day. This holiday would occur sometime in August, mid August. The month of August has no celebration days so that is why I picked August. Also, August is a very hot month in Alabama and with…
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Do You Need Time? This was a question asked of me on ‘Daily Writing Prompts’. This is my answer.
Who would not answer yes to this question, but unfortunately you will not be afforded more time. Of course, I, too, would love to have more time. I watched my father die and my mother as well wishing they had more time. They did not. Their time was up. And so will yours be at…
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1994, oh what a year. The year 1994 is a year that if I could I would both remove it from my life and embrace it at the same time. Let me explain this. I was asked if there was a year or time that if possible would I remove it from my life.
My answer was both yes and no which needs some explaining. The answer yes is because 1994 was a year I made the worst decision of my life and with that decision has come such devastation in the lives of so many loved ones, but especially my daughter’s. There is no reversing the damage caused…
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How to Overcome Sin: Are you sin conscience or Spirit conscience? Your answer determines whether you are able to overcome sin. The word conscience is defined as an inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one’s behavior.
If we are sin conscience, we cannot walk in step with the Spirit and if Spirit conscience, we cannot be led by the flesh. What we think upon determines where our focus lies. Just as you cannot look at two different things at once, at least not fully focused, you also cannot dwell on sin…