living outside the grey

Political Correctness: A trend that wants to make everything fair, equal and just to all by suppressing thought, speech and practice in order to achieve that goal. While I ponder what it means to be politically correct (P.C.), I have come to realize how powerful this terminology has become and the huge impact it has on our homes, our schools, and even in our churches. It is everywhere. It has changed how we view truth because of its frequent attempt to justify sin and its reckless behavior. If we allow political correctness to dictate our speech and/or belief we are undoubtedly opening the door to disobedience and will be establishing a watered down version of Truth just to avoid controversy. In all likelihood the realization is that many of us, including myself, have been fashioned into this way of thinking for the fear of being called a bigot. It is time for us to move past these fears and away from P. C. way of think to living a life that is spiritually correct no matter

  Here is a post that I am sure will touch you as it did me.   It is a day I had with mother about a month just before her passing on August 15, 2012.   I found this day to start off as any other day with our typical going over and the preparing of papers, making sure everything was in order at the time of my mother's death.  This was something I never looked forwarded to but knew how important it was to her because she wanted to make it as easy as possible on all of her children.  It was just another way she could expressed  her love for us all.  But even with all the busyness I could sense there was something still troubling my mother.  As we began to talk I started to see a side of her I had never seen before.  A side in some ways took me by surprise but in others not so much.  You see my mom had always been known as strong female or a strong welled woman to say the least.  Undestandably you can see how she would have developed such characteristics due to hav