consider love

When I came to the university armed with a below mediocre math grade in high school, it was a stuggle for me. Up until today, I still can't believe how I managed to graduate with an engineering degree. It was just a day to day encouragement from my parents - they believed.
On the other hand my 2nd grade teacher critiqued my art project and told me face blank I have no artistic talent in me. I stopped the art pursuit and I'll never experience if art is something that can be developed in a child - many believed.
It was in these lines of thought that Paul was writing in 1Cor:10 that the final arbiter must be considerate love and not knowledge or liberty.

Know.ledge - "Careful when it puffs up; you'll fall off the ledge."
1 Cor. 8:1-2

milli-nium

The great carpenter is coming with a litmus
yard stick to judge according to celestial
measuring standards.
Who am I to think sublime and use the metric
table?
1 Cor 4:5

1 Cor. 3:11 "For no other foundation can anyone lay than
that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ".
....all other ground is sinking sand.

plug it in, plug it in

Electricity conducts with the same molecular valence-
ie. metal to metal or metal to water. In the same manner
spiritual things speaks to the spirit, carnal conducts to
carnal. - 'need to plug in to the Source.
I Cor 2

Have Your way in me.
More of You and less of me.
I Cor 1.

It was the most cherished christmas gift I had
when I was six - a toy propeller plane.
It only lasted for a couple of days until my
friend shattered it into pieces when he threw
it from the second floor of our house.
I was traumatized not because of was my friend did
but to what kind of spanking will I get from my dad.
I came down the house, I saw my dad picking up the
broken pieces. He held my face with his big hands,
looked me in the eye and said "it's ok son".