September 23

Proverbs 21:1-6; 10-13, Lk. 8:9-21

Proverbs  21 states that God is concerned about our motives;  The Gospel says the same. we are family of Jesus if we follow him and do his work, it is a matter of motives and action.

joking around with friend today, she became angry, and my concept of time is so different than other peoples, time does not dictate to me, but i use it for people.

cooked meal, served in castro, people are always appreciative, came home did outreach, bed a 1:00 a.m. deo gratis! thanks be to God!

September 23

Proverbs 21:1-6; 10-13, Lk. 8:9-21

Proverbs 21 states that God is concerned about our motives; The Gospel says the same. we are family of Jesus if we follow him and do his work, it is a matter of motives and action.

joking around with friend today, she became angry, and my concept of time is so different than other peoples, time does not dictate to me, but i use it for people.

cooked meal, served in castro, people are always appreciative, came home did outreach, bed a 1:00 a.m. deo gratis! thanks be to God!

Andrew Kim Taegon/Paul Chong Hasang and Companions

September 21

I Cor. 15:35-37, 42-49

For the most part people want to believe to have hope  beyond death, to meet their “eternal needs”, but for me my spirituality has sustained me in this life, it has held me together, given me a reason to live–if there is a life to come, then great, and that is the hope of our corintian passage, and like the people in the gospel at times i have been unfaithful, at others i have great faith, it is a day to day journey for me.

spent day doing outreach.  night was busier than usual, had a snack with david, and then came home and went to bed. deo gratis! thanks be to God!