Today’s Thought “I Don’t Eat Everyone’s Chitlins!” G. Ward

Proverbs 27:3 “A stone is heavy and the sand weighty, But the provocation of a fool is heavier than both of them.”

Food shortages are mostly attributable to countries bordering desert regions that keep us with subliminal visuals in photo opts taken of those standing, appearing highly emaciated with flies swarming about; to forget that America is plagued with visuals of prosperity presumed to be with those next door, precluding their suffering similarly.

Thanksgiving Day is eight days from now and controversial individuals are on their way to pervade on you and me more social improprieties and political distractions without true resolve that carry an insistence that we adopt their perspectives (without wavering). In essence, you’re to drink the Kool-Aid, disallowing the arsenic’s contamination. The well thought of conjuring from any seemingly intelligent, prepares fervently, through studying facts relative of American discord, while teeter-tottering on blessed assurance that Jesus is their Lord; but if that were so, their supplications would more embrace eight days in praying for HIS opportunity for peace that causes tremendous introspection of the grace and mercy that desires repentance, making HIM sufficient.