Colossians 3:12 Put on therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies, kindness, humbleness of mind, meekness, longsuffering; Alright folks! This week we MUST now develop a taste for one of THEE most bitter fruits out of the nine. I'm not sure if you've ever tasted a bitter melon or bitter gourd before. My God! First of all, it's ugly. It looks like a dried up, light skinned cucumber. To make matters worse, it's awful! It tastes like poison. I believe it's used in Asian dishes. I tried it alone just because out of curiosity. !!!ICK!!! But I heard it's most known for its nutrients and health benefits. My question is, why does it seem like the foods that have the most benefits taste like death? Well, the same can be said for the fourth fruit of the spirit; LONGSUFFERING. In some versions of the Bible it's called forbearance. In other versions it's simply called patience. The King James ve...
"I aim to be a written letter of God. I live my life to bleed, just to be one of the red ones."