I Drove A Tractor Almost

The Only Way That We May Overcome The World Is By Coming Unto Christ. And Coming To Christ Means Walking Away From The World.

On Those Days When We're Not Ready To Stop Being Offended, Not Ready To Forgive, Still Determined To Dish Out The Silent Treatment, What We're Actually Saying Is, "thanks, But I Don't Want To Become More Like The Savior Today. Maybe Tomorrow, But Not Today." Perhaps Those Are The Times When We Need To Pray The Hardest, The Times It Becomes Clear That A Change In Behavior Is Not Enough--that We Must Have A Change In Nature.

For The Holy Ghost Blesses Us With Optimism And Wisdom At Times Of Challenge That We Simply Cannot Muster On Our Own.

We're Not Alone--at Least, We're Alone Only If We Choose To Be Alone. We're Alone Only If We Choose To Go Through Life Relying Solely On Our Own Strength Rather Than Learning To Draw Upon The Power Of God.

There Is A Direct Relationship Between Our Personal Experience With The Lord And How We See Ourselves. The Closer We Grow To Him, The More Clear And Complete Becomes Our Vision Of Who We Are, Who We Have Always Been, And Who We May Become.