Asiel's Musings

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A STORY TO ILLUSTRATE THAT DISCIPLESHP IS FOR THE LONG HAUL :   I went to pick up my passport and visa from the French Embassy here in Kingston. Afterwards, I stopped to get some lunch and catch up on some emails! As I sat waiting for my order I saw an email from someone, one of my sons, who I had lost touch with for over five years now! Tom Stoke (name changed), was a talented football (soccer) and basketball player. Bill (name changed), the coach of the soccer team said to me one day, "Dad, you need to take that young man under your wings!" And so I did! Little did I know the pain and frustration it was going to cause me over the years but now JOY inexpressible!!! I think it is fair to say that I have never tried harder to mentor someone who had so much potential but equally resisted what I tried to teach and show him! For Tom, there were always two issues: GIRLS/WOMEN (you can guess the rest) and an overwhelming fear of giving his life to Christ lest he backslide l...

Membership in a   service   organization like the   Kiwanis Club   provides regular   opportunities   for   service   to others, regular reminders of the call to think more of others and less of self.  It would perhaps seem redundant to address such an august body as this at a time of thanksgiving on matters of servant   leadership   and humility. It is however also true that as humans our propensity to lose sight of our core values, the temptation to dilute our core ethos will forever be with us and therefore reminders are never to be spurned.  Someone  has rightly said that the greatest of all faults is to imagine you have none.  The first of our two Gospel readings espouses us to a deep rooted humility and invites us to question our motivation for doing good deeds.  The second is a bit more problematic, perhaps may even have a repelling effect on some.   “Suppose one of you has a servant plowing or ...