A Christ Follower: The Journey

I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master's business. Instead, I have called you friends. For everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you. John 15:15 -- Jesus      Those who have decided to follow Jesus are a  unique kind of people.  Each one has a transformed relationship with God indicating that there is a special intimacy with which Jesus has gifted us.  He actually calls us "friends."  And it is a friendship far beyond being a servant.  Why? The answer is simple: A servant isn't privileged with being able to know the family's business. The Lord Jesus gives that privilege to you and me who have truly surrendered our lives to Him.       Am I saying that we are in now in no way servants of the LORD? NO!  We are still beloved servants of our Lord Jesus. We are, however, servants of God with one HUGE benefit:  God wants to be our friends; therefore, He has held nothing back. He calls us "friends,

He came to His own people; yet, His own people rejected Him. However, to those who did  received HIM, God gave the power to be children of God. John Question:  What Kind of Receiver Do You Have? SoJourner

Shining The Light On Those Who Steal From Children and Rob The Poor ...  As Well As The Rest of Us. A Call To Wake Up! "The time has come for you to wake up from your slumber..." Paul Romans 13:11 During the great depression 13 to 14 million people could not find work.  That was 1930 when the country had a little over 123 million people. By the end of the depression, our nation's population was somewhere around 140 million. Today 94 million people have left the workforce because they cannot find jobs. Our Population is just over 323 million now. Do the math: The per capita number of people out of work NOW is WORSE  than during the GREAT DEPRESSION. How is this a recovery? These people who cannot find work cannot pay taxes. Meanwhile, having fewer taxpayers exacerbates  our  national debt as it sky rockets to a place where we are going bankrupt.    The actual unemployment is at or more than 10%. Among Native Americans,  African-Americans and Hispanic