Walk Your Talk

Make your actions match your words… 


Ever been in a situation where someone’s words did not match their actions? 


It not only makes it hard to trust the person or situation, but also it raises awareness to check the motives and efforts of others we interact with. 


Hopefully, it also serves as a good reminder to take a long look in the mirror to make sure our words match our actions…


Check your experience… 


“But be sure you are on solid spiritual ground before you start and that your motive in going is thoroughly good. Do not think of what you will get out of the occasion. Think of what you can bring to it.” Big Book pg 102 


Lord, let our motives match our efforts and our walk match our talk, AMEN. 


“Do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with God.” Micah 6:8 


 Have a blessed day Y’all! 


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