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These are my reflections on my walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. The walk has taken me through many things in this world and I have been around for quite some time. I am a grandfather and have had many jobs. Through it all the Lord has always been there and, as I reflect back on it all now I would have not changed one thing; but simply would have relied more steadfastly on him, looking to his word. acting on its precepts and walking, all the more, in his light and by his Spirit – “loving, joyful, peaceful, longsuffering, gentle, good, faithful, meek and tempered, against which there is no law.” – Galatians 5: 22,23

For why it is that I decided to start a blog reflecting on the Lord Jesus Christ, please view my complete profile under the Authors tab. There are links to points of interests that Americans, and especially Christians should be aware of, which should motivate us, as both Americans and Christians, to exercise our right to free expression.

Perpetual conflicts such as “The War on Drugs,” “The War on Terrorism,” and “The Battle of the Bulge,” are intriguing because the answer most often given to such is JUST SAY NO.  There’s a much better way to think about such things, such as concluding the following statements with positive affirmations:

Instead of saying NO to drugs say yes to …

Instead of saying NO to terrorism say yes to …

Instead of saying NO to things that make you obese say yes to…

If you are looking for insights to how it is things can best be dealt with in an increasingly chaotic world, you have come to the right place.

In dealing with all three conflicts above and any that might come against you, say yes to a relationship with Jesus Christ. Open your heart to him with faith; then, by hearing and seeing the Word (I suggest starting with the book of John in the Bible) the Holy Spirit will guide you through all things. God Bless your journey to a good eternal life, which starts the moment you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior…

Humbly,
Jeff