perfection, rules, choices
I don’t mean to make it about perfection; I don’t mean to make you think you can’t make mistakes, or worse, that you better not. It is not my intention to make you feel guilty or make you feel that you aren’t good enough. I’m sorry for all the times I have. I tell you how to live, give advise on what you should and shouldn’t do and try to help you understand what it means to be a Christian, because I want what is best for you. But, as I look back, I realize that my looks and my words can make you believe that you have screwed up; or that my look says “you better not…” I even put a sign up that says “make God choices today,” which isn’t a bad thing, but what does that do to you as you walk out and then, maybe make some not-so-God choices. You aren’t perfect, neither am I. You won’t ever be perfect, neither will I. I love you no matter what choices you make, no matter what mistakes you make, no matter what you do. That is where my words come from, my love for you, because I w