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ANGER
sometimes its easier to let go then to keep it in.
better to forgive the person than to carry on holding a grudge.
healthier to be happy than to be stubbornly hot headed.
because the Bible says that anger can be equivalent to murder.
maybe cause when you're angry, you have thoughts of killing.
which is murder.
so the world would be a better and more peaceful place if we learnt to let matters rest and choose not to pursue them even though we aint in the wrong.
for the price of peace is high.
and to keep it is a luxury we can choose to enjoy.
camp was good.
i learnt alot about anointing and the Holy Spirit and how working in God's ministry means we rely on Him in all we do and if we start to rely on ourselves, we get really weary easily.
thus, draw on God for your support for He is like a well that has no bottom, or like an unquenchable stream that never runs dry.
what else could be better?
''open the eyes of my heart Lord.
hmmamm.8:27 pm
SHEEPIE
Joanne Gay
Victoria Junior College
play around with the sheep on top :)