A Christ Follower: The Journey

#4 Love Is Demonstrated Acceptance: In Romans 5:8, the Apostle Paul tells us that, "God demonstrated His love for us in that, even while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us."   Now think about this. Sinners are alienated from God. Sinners are in bondage to sin and death. Sinners are condemned, before the Holy and righteous God,  for sin. Sinners really do not have a snowball's chance in hades of being truly alive! And living eternally, from one's own abilities, just cannot happen! Nevertheless, God's love connected unconnectable people with Himself because He chose to love them (Love is a choice.) He committed to this. (Love is a commitment.) He demonstrated God's patience. (Love is patient.) Love is demonstrated acceptance; therefore, God reached across the dimensions -- from Heaven to Earth -- to make life possible.  Talk Is Cheap! The point of all this is to say, "talk is cheap," Anyone can say they love you, but the proof is

3 Love Is Patient: Even Tempered & Balanced Via God's Grace During Challenging Times

Socialisms Immorality On Display I get it. We live in some very strange and unusual times, but let's shine a little light on some of the insanity and darkness of socialism thinking, which is stinking thinking. A number of states are, in  a democratic party depraved fashion, approving the ending of a babies life, up to the due date,  and even after birth.  Yet, there is not a lot of noise coming from the party where Government is the God and the creature is worshipped more than the Creator. Immorality reigns.  For example, when a Virginian Democratic Governor nonchalantly, and unconscionably, talked about the taking of a babies life, after birth, there was not a peep from any leaders in this democratic party of death. In New York, not only did Democratic Governor Cuomo  sing the praise of the nine month abortion/infanticide bill, that he signed, he--and his Demonic Democratic Cronies -- actually applauded that a baby could be left (or caused to die) after a botched abortio