Columnist: Shira Garnett
May we never get to the point that we start believing we're more spiritual than God. That we've come to such an awaking that only we can see and live Holiness, and no one else. Always having a message of correction, never mentioning anything that we see good in others.
This leads people to believe, the messager is perfect.
There needs to be balance.
That's a dangerous place to be in, and our messages will start to speak at people rather than edify, uplift and encourage.
When we consider our very own shortcomings, our messages will come through as graceful, rather than judgemental and dogmatic.
No one, Absolutely, No one is perfect. Sharing our very own testimonies and shortcomings will testify to that!
I'm just saying!
Blessings to all, and always Stay Encouraged!
