Damaged goods often find flaws in others but rarely do they see their own imperfections….

When you know that JESUS is your savior…..You don’t expect people to come save you…..

Appreciate the moment you are in…..God has a purpose for every second…..

Written By: Mary Morris (Lady of LYLAS)   Keisha Isaacs made an observation and wrote a beautiful analysis of what frequently occurs after the death of a loved one. After her stepfather died she was told to ‘be strong’ for her mother. To ‘be strong’ means not to show your emotions, cry out loud, and shed only a few tears. In reality, feeling sad and crying does not show that you are weak. After a loss, it is normal to cry and you help others to begin their grieving process. So we grieve at the point of death or we will grieve later. It is beneficial to grieve in order...

“a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance” (Ecclesiastes 3:4)