KERRI S.WILSON

I would like to hear from you. If you haven't already done so, read my blogs entitled "Be Better" and "The Struggle Is Real." To find these blogs click on the link to my blog page from your Facebook feed or google my link, kerriw43.wix.com/kerri-blog. Go to the top and click on Home. Then scroll down until you find the titles I recommended above for you to read. After you've read them, consider how the change process I shared is applicable to your life. Think about where you'

The two greatest commandments, love God and love others, have provided a wonderful foundation for topics concerning loving God, loving my neighbor, loving the least, and loving my enemy. There's one love topic I haven't yet highlighted, however. Though it's easily missed, Jesus included it as being equally important. Jesus said we are to love our neighbor as self, which seems to encourage self love. I've always believed Jesus told us to love our neighbor as self because we na

My life motto is "A better world begins with me." I believe if I want the world to be better, I have to be the first to change for the better. As I allow God to change me and make me better, it is my hope the outflow from my becoming better will impact the world around me in a positive way. And as those who come in contact with me become better, they, too, will have positive impact on others. Then as those become better, they will pass it on until the world becomes better. I

I will be taking the next three days off from blogging to focus on celebrating Thanksgiving with my family and friends. But I want to change things up a bit and try something new. My holiday break provides a great opportunity for a test run. I would like to engage in conversation with you. I am not interested in our debating with one another, but since I have been sharing my thoughts with you, I would like to know some of yours. I want to open up a space for dialogue to encou

I am keenly aware of the consequences of assumption, yet I assume if you are reading my blog you are interested in what I have to say. I hope my words are meaningful and provide understanding. I hope my honesty facilitates positive change. I hope my transparency reveals something better. I hope my offering points all to Christ. It is not okay to justify evil and condemn what is right. Though I may have an opinion about whatever is good or evil, in the end, my judgments of tho

In my previous blog post from November 7 titled "Unmentionables," I stated I lacked understanding of the intended truth of Judges 19. My post prompted a converstation between my friend, my husband, and me. My friend gave me permission to share his insight on the matter. The story I referred to begins in chapter 19 then ends in chapter 21 of the book of Judges. The very last verse, Judges 21:25, sums it up and says, "In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what