Disclaimers*Introduction Playlist [Ep. 3 of 3] Listen to Brother ScottIntroduction Playlist Ep. 3 of 3 - DisclaimersSaturday, March 16, 2024I cannot possibly provide all the Disclaimers that many people require, these days. There are so many thin-skinned people who cannot function without someone holding their hand and softly speaking only what they demand or else they cringe, freak out, and crumble into a convulsing heap of PTSD. If you’re one of those people, then please move along and find a safer space. I am old. T-Rex old. I won’t hit you; my arms are too short. But I can still roar. Seriously, I love your soul, but that doesn’t mean that we humans will always like each other. I’m okay with that. I will pray for you. Please pray for me.My last podcast was all the way back in early September. Not much of a podcaster, huh? You’re right. I’m not. I thought I might be, long ago, when I first contemplated the idea. The spirit was willing but the flesh is weak. Oh, Lord, I had different plans, but then I shared them with you and you just laughed. The Lord has a great sense of humor. He has to in order to tolerate humans. A sense of humor, patience, tolerance to a point, and most of all...forgiveness. But I’m not complaining. You should be happy about the fact that you have less of me to hear blathering my opinions. Either way, please forgive me.Episodes Archive *Your Servant is Listening“Whoever listens to you listens to Me; whoever rejects you rejects Me; but whoever rejects Me rejects Him who sent Me.” - Jesus (Luke 10:16) Introduction PlaylistTranscripts Read. Pray. Listen. Speak. “Send me a postcard,drop me a lineStating point of viewIndicate precisely what you mean to sayYours sincerely, wasting awayGive me your answer,fill in a formMine for evermoreWill you still need me,will you still feed meWhen I’m 64?”Beatles – 1966 Who am I? God knows. He knew me before I was born. I used to think I knew, but that's when I was lost in the world. Lost in myself. Lost but not forgotten. I am 64. In the Year of Our Lord 2024. When Enoch was 65, he begat Methuselah. Begat means the wife did all the work and the man gets the credit, right? Then, Enoch walked with the Lord for the next 300 years before God took him. Does that mean Enoch didn't walk with the Lord before his son was born? Did the birth of his son change him so dramatically? I can't wait to find out when I speak with Enoch face to face. I certainly don't intend to have any more children. Not at my age. I can barely keep up with the grandchildren. If more of us walked with the Lord before we begat children, then taught them to walk with the Lord, well, the world would look a lot less wicked. It would be a much more pleasant experience. I seem to recall the birth of another Son that made an impact in the eyes of His Father. When I am 65, will the Good Lord take me? God only knows. For my remaining time on Earth, however, I will seek Him, always. I will pray without ceasing. I will love Him with all my heart, mind, soul, and strength. And I will fail Him, miserably, everyday. Then I will ask forgiveness and in His love, mercy, and grace He will forgive me, for He is faithful and true. Once, I was lost. Now, I am found. And I don't want to stray from the path, again, so I choose to follow Jesus as faithfully as I know how. As I walk and talk with Him, I'll share whatever He allows. If you enjoy the conversation, feel free to share it with others. Follower of Jesus ChristBrother Scott "...as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD." - Joshua 24:15 Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: “May they prosper who love you. Peace be within your walls, prosperity within your palaces.” For the sake of my brethren and companions, I will now say, “Peace be within you.” Because of the house of the Lord our God I will seek your good. Psalm 122:6-9
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