“It was the best thing that ever happened to me.”
Sam Jordan, who has Down syndrome, and his parents join us to talk about the touchdown he scored at Lake Norman High School in North Carolina on senior night.
Remember: words are either poison or fruit... death or life. And what we serve to others we eventually will have to eat ourselves.
"The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit." Proverbs 18:21
It takes just a moment, sometimes one breath to realize what’s truly important. The rest of the noise goes silent. And we appreciate the things that truly matter.
"My son had his 7th birthday party today. In lieu of gifts, he asked guests to bring soccer & tennis balls to go in our 10-14 boy boxes. He collected over 50 soccer balls & 48 tennis ball. We're so excited that about 1/3 of our older boy boxes will have a soccer ball!" -Ashley K.
Just watched this episode. What's so scary is that this isn't far from what really happens in hospitals daily😨. "Screw the Nurses" https://t.co/zSeJbVXHoz
Think of how much less conflict & drama we might have if we chose to be less offend-able. Less quick to jump to conclusions. Less likely to perceive a rejection that was never intended. And less likely to get distracted from our real assignment to love God & love others.