I believe all that is necessary for change is for people to believe it can be done. People must sacrifice; some more and some less. Nothing of great value comes easily. If you want more you must give more.
I think change is a tough, tough thing. You're talking about what seems to be the foundation of country. But Gandhi changed India. And Wilberforce changed Britain. It can be done!
you guys are my heros humble little hearts of gold simply grace and elogence in action like all of heaven may all the church move as powerfully in faith and may our vision be increased may paradise be restored may glory past the shadows of doub t imerge may we know the bondage of our people and be able to deliver may the church send you handkerchiefs,>< and may yours gatherings grow may glory prevail like a wild fire of purity and praise of the holyness, and if i can change certainly afghanistan can , .... love joey <>< god bless you brave ones may the glory over pour
I believe in change. It happens. The tough part is not knowing the details...like timeline and the end product, and that's where faith comes in. People (like Ken and Erin) respond with a compassionate heart and a faithful spirit and watch how it all unfolds. The stories of these rebirths (call them changes if you want) are being written...now and always...because God is pretty big and doesn't abandon us.
in order for afghanistan to change (and any other less developed country, for that matter), mindsets need to change. mindsets need to change around the world. because everyone is connected now (through the internet mainly, but also through the advances in "plains, trains, and automobiles") the burden is not with only one country for IT to change. people need to speak up locally to change the way we disperse money, healthcare globally. we also need to hold corporations accountable with what they are selling and how they are marketing it globally. we need to learn what people REALLY need globally (which includes "locally") and begin to taylor our creativity and our industries to be more in line with these needs........in this way, not only afghansitan, but the rest of the world will begin to benefit from itself.......
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I think change is a tough, tough thing. You're talking about what seems to be the foundation of country. But Gandhi changed India. And Wilberforce changed Britain. It can be done!
you guys are my heros humble little hearts of gold simply grace and elogence in action like all of heaven may all the church move as powerfully in faith and may our vision be increased may paradise be restored may glory past the shadows of doub t imerge may we know the bondage of our people and be able to deliver may the church send you handkerchiefs,>< and may yours gatherings grow may glory prevail like a wild fire of purity and praise of the holyness, and if i can change certainly afghanistan can , .... love joey <>< god bless you brave ones may the glory over pour
I believe in change. It happens. The tough part is not knowing the details...like timeline and the end product, and that's where faith comes in. People (like Ken and Erin) respond with a compassionate heart and a faithful spirit and watch how it all unfolds. The stories of these rebirths (call them changes if you want) are being written...now and always...because God is pretty big and doesn't abandon us.
in order for afghanistan to change (and any other less developed country, for that matter), mindsets need to change. mindsets need to change around the world. because everyone is connected now (through the internet mainly, but also through the advances in "plains, trains, and automobiles") the burden is not with only one country for IT to change. people need to speak up locally to change the way we disperse money, healthcare globally. we also need to hold corporations accountable with what they are selling and how they are marketing it globally. we need to learn what people REALLY need globally (which includes "locally") and begin to taylor our creativity and our industries to be more in line with these needs........in this way, not only afghansitan, but the rest of the world will begin to benefit from itself.......
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