[Alex Murphy]

Not interested in notches, another reminder of this thread is "Living What We Profess!"

I agree, and I'm glad you pointed this out for Rising Tide to hear. In an on-line setting, there's no way for anyone to verify personal claims anyway. Case in point - I myself am 6'3", in my thirties, and have sun-bleached bronze colored hair. I can bench press more than 250 pounds. I drive a truck for a living, and I wear my father's dogtags from the military.

But you have no way of verifying that sort of information. You're just going to have to accept my word on it, like you'd have to accept my word (and likewise I'd have to accept yours) on what my "walk" entails and whether you or I are "Living What We Profess". Being obedient is a good thing. What we are obedient to, and why, and with what results are issues that you will simply have to accept my disagreements over.

[drstevej]

Helo Kitty "Walks the Walk."

 

[restornu]

I would like to say it is impossible for anyone to be prefect.

But I think the Lord thinks it is important for each of us to be sincere and strive to the best we can.

There are going to be days we are really on, and some that are good and many soso and some slumps!

As we strive to set goals that are reasonable for where we are at, and each time we master that level we than lenghten our strive to improve our current performance. What I have learned is that it is the Lord who is right there with us, and will always be with us!

So when you read all we can do, the other part of that is that the Lord will cover the rest for us becasue we are not perfect but we are willing!

BTW thank you for sharing your profile it is nice to know such a nice young man.

[rising tide]

Hey Alex, if you have no desire to discuss the topic of the thread so be it. 'Seems to me all you want is a fight. We'll no thanks, got better things to do. Se ya