Evil exists … and we often don’t have to go far to experience it. Sad to say, many of us live with an extended family that contains some evil people. Your mind may have immediately pictured an Aunt or a nephew. Then there are those outside our family. The fact is, evil is all too familiar to far too many of us. But what do we do about the evil that surrounds and attacks us all too often?
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One of the things we see in the United States more and more is that we are living longer … well, many of us are anyway. However, it seems like most of those people are growing older, not living a long, full life.
When was the last time you saw a person consistently joyful? Seriously, when was that? So many people struggle through each day, trying to get what they cannot have … their heart’s desires!
Messing up. Ugh! We’ve all done it and, to be honest, sometimes the biggest problem is just being discovered. Don’t misunderstand me. The worst thing is failing. But the problem is, when we have to tell someone what we did, especially when that someone is our dad.
Have you looked at any old family photos lately? You know, going way back to the black and white ones? Do you know who those people are? Did your family write their names on the back of the pictures or put them in family photo albums with labels beside the pictures?
