each one of us knows our own faults better than we know anything else. our failings, our weaknesses. how we compare ourselves with others.
what's that scripture? -- "Judge not, that ye be not judged." Are we to be the ultimate judge? I doubt it.
But it is so hard to cast our burdens on the Savior for him to handle ... and not keep reverting them back to ourself.
After a job change, I remember spending a year sitting in the sunlight in front of the garage door ... because I couldn't handle anything more. And when I finally got a decent job, I didn't feel that I was worthy of it ... and wondered why they would choose me.
Every day is the same: you can choose for it to be a good day ... or choose for it to be a bad day. And whatever you choose -- it will be.
Prayers and scriptures aren't the answer to everything ... but they do help.
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ReplyDeleteDownload the book and listen to it... all the way through... twice. I love you dork :-)
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ReplyDeleteeach one of us knows our own faults better than we know anything else. our failings, our weaknesses. how we compare ourselves with others.
what's that scripture? -- "Judge not, that ye be not judged." Are we to be the ultimate judge? I doubt it.
But it is so hard to cast our burdens on the Savior for him to handle ... and not keep reverting them back to ourself.
After a job change, I remember spending a year sitting in the sunlight in front of the garage door ... because I couldn't handle anything more. And when I finally got a decent job, I didn't feel that I was worthy of it ... and wondered why they would choose me.
Every day is the same: you can choose for it to be a good day ... or choose for it to be a bad day. And whatever you choose -- it will be.
Prayers and scriptures aren't the answer to everything ... but they do help.