What is your relationship?...

It seems that too often people wait until it's too late to show those who have always been there for them how important they are to them...Feelings of worth can flourish only in an atmosphere where individual differences are appreciated, mistakes tolerated, communication open, and rules flexible...we need to start to look around and appreciate what little we might have, because so many are worse off. Homes, jobs can be reestablished but health and life can never be replaced...Materialism only fills your heart with envy and greed, while appreciation breeds contentment, balance, and true happiness. Take the time to realize your own worth and how valued you are, then spend one more minute to know that there's someone who believes it's so much more than that...Know that the type of relationship you may have with God based on convenience is not a true relationship. Its time to realize that your relationships goes both ways...You can't just talk with God and people when it's convenient for you...Because one day God and that person you need the most will not be there. God created man not to just have glory for himself but so that he could glorify man and share a love like none we have ever known. Gods true love for us is knowing that he is beside us always and that he believes in us more than we believe in ourselves. Gods true and pure friendship does not ask "why" when we make a mistake...God in his wisdom will stand beside us and ask "what can I do to help clean this up?". Please know that no matter what you have done in life; God is the only one that truly forgives us and still is willing to accept us...as long as we are willing to accept him. The time is now...the next second in time isn't guaranteed to anyone. Choose to live for the one that chose to breathe life into you...Create a new life for the one that created a wonderful world in which we live...When my father and my mother forsake me, then the LORD will take me up.Psalm 27:10... Do not hide your face from me, do not turn your servant away in anger; you have been my helper. Do not reject me or forsake me, God my Savior. Psalm 27:9...By Daniel Bramlett