Still Learning Lessons Even After Forty

Features - Still Learning Lessons Even After Forty Read A Sample Chapter Read A Sample Chapter Still Learning Lessons Even After Forty By Trudi M. Wray Authorhouse Copyright © 2010 Trudi M. Wray All Right Reserved. Isbn: 978-1-4520-3189-7 Chapter One Father My Dear Father You Introduced Me To The Book Of Proverbs; These Words Gave Me The Gift Of Meaning—To Live By To Accept Lessons To Accept Courage To Change Things And To Accept The Growth And Wisdom From You. Thank You For Your Guidance And For Always Being There And Loving Me So. I Love You So Much. Your Loving Daughter Trudi Words What I Have Learned Is That Words Are Bonding. They Define And Shape Who You Are. Your Word Is All You Have Which Means You Are Only As Good As Your Word. Pride The Lesson I'Ve Learned Is That Authentic Love Has No Room For Pride. Pride Is A Luxury You Cannot Afford If You Are In Love. Trust It Is Amazing Where You Find Your Lessons If You Are Open To Receiving Them. I Heard This Lesson On The Radio And I Thought What A Great Way To Describe Trust: Trust Is Like A Mirror; Once It Is Broken You Never Look At It The Same Way Again. Truth And Honesty The Lesson I Have Learned About Truth And Honesty Is From A Spiritual Perspective. Some People Think That If They Speak With Honesty And Truth That'S Acceptable. Sometime Honesty And Truth Without Compassion Can Be Brutal And That Is Abusive. In Addition It Can Come Off As Self-Righteous. When You Are Dealing With Someone Who Is Devoted To Their Truth Or Beliefs They May Have A Sincere But Overly Enthusiastic Desire To Share The Word And This Can Cause A Resistance. When You Are Called To Share The Word I Believe You Are Not Responsible For Someone'S Acceptance Or Rejection Of The Word. It Is Not Your Job To Convict Someone Of Sin. I Believe That'S The Holy Spirit'S Responsibility And I Also Believe That'S The Honest And True Answer You Should Give Someone. Fear I Learned A Lesson That Came Fr