Jesus And The Children
(Matt. 18:2-6, 19:13-15; Mark 9:36-37, 10:13-16)

Jesus loved all children very much. He
Was compassionate and gentle with them
And expressed his feeling of love and affec-
tion for them many times in many ways.
Many of his miracles are connected with
Children. The blind son of Bartimaeus, the
Daughter of the Canaan woman, and many 
Other suffering children were healed by him.
The daughter of Jairus, one of the rulers of
The synagogue, and the son of the widow
From Nain were raised from the dead by the
Great friend of children.

Once, Jesus was in a house in Capernaum.
Many people were gathered there and among
Them some children. Jesus called the little
Children near him, took one of them in his
Arms and said, "Whosover shall receive one
Of such children in my name, receives me."

Another time, several mothers brought
Their young children to him to bless them.
His disciples, knowing that Jesus was tired,
Tried to discourage them. When Jesus saw
This, he was very displeased and said to
Them "Suffer the little children come to me;
For of such is the Kingdom of God." Then he
Took them in his arms, and blessed them.

With every new step I create a new me


You are growing and learning every moment of everyday. 
Regardless of what you have been told, you can and do change 
with every new experience. Each experience enhances your 
capabilities by giving you something new to draw upon. Every 
new capability you discover and develop leads to a new 
opportunity. As long as you have the capability and an 
opportunity, there is a new possibility for you to grow 
and learn something new. Dare not to limit yourself to only 
knowing or doing one thing. Take a chance by putting all 
you know to use. Accept all invitations to do a new thing 
and when you do it, celebrate. Move toward your wildest 
dream, take the labels off your mind and step boldly into 
your greatness.


How I wish I could pigeon - hole myself and neatly 
fix label on! But self - knowledge comes too late! 
By the time I've known myself I am no longer what I was