Funny, but not helpful.
Sometimes his methods are a little iffy in my book, but the
heart of what he was getting at is awesome.
We each are responsible for our own character, we’re directed not to
judge someone else’s character, and we’re told to meet each other’s needs.
Marriage, work, family relations – we all struggle from time
to time with feeling like we’re being taken for granted. If we don’t guard our heart, that feeling can
lead us to a point where we are so focused on ourselves and our needs that we’ve
lost sight of the other people involved.
And then, bad things happen.
Neil’s rockin’ it old school: I’m responsible for my character. I’m responsible to meet the needs of those
around me. Funny thing – when I’m doing
those things, I’m not focusing on myself; when I’m taking on those right
responsibilities, I’m truly happy.
No comments:
Post a Comment