What if everyone was kind?
What if everyone was trustworthy?
What if everyone regarded everyone else as important?
What if...
Fill in the blank. The list is never-ending.
So is the answer.
Jesus is the answer. Sounds ridiculous. Sounds simplistic. Well, it is, and it is.
It was so ridiculous that no one understood. They couldn't confuse him. They couldn't derail him. They couldn't silence him. It seemed like the only way to stop him would be to kill him.
That didn't work either.
Even death couldn't stop him.
"I am the way, the truth, and the life."
It's that simple.
Believing. Applying that belief to every part of our life, to every moment, every thought. That's the hard part.
What if we were kind?
What if we were trustworthy?
What if we looked at everyone the way Jesus looks at us--with love, compassion, and hope?
Huge thanks to Mike Bridgewater our engineer, JD Miller our musical wizard, and Mt Gilead Church our home to record.
Thank YOU for listening. We pray our efforts help you focus on Jesus the author, editor, and publisher of everything worth believing in.
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