Hello ,
In Discipleship Journal, Don McCullough wrote: "John Killinger tells about the manager of a minor league baseball team who was so disgusted with his center fielder's performance that he ordered him to the dugout and assumed the position himself. The first ball that came into center field took a bad hop and hit the manager in the mouth. The next one was a high fly ball, which he
lost in the glare of the sun--until it bounced off his forehead. The third was a hard line drive that he charged with outstretched arms; unfortunately, it flew between is hands and smacked his eye.
Furious, he ran back to the dugout, grabbed the center fielder by the uniform, and shouted. 'You idiot! You've got center field so messed up
that even I can't do a thing with it!'
For some people, placing the blame on others is a full time job. We're called to higher ground. When we treat others as we would like to be treated, the desire to place blame on them diminishes. Who in your life could use a little more of the Golden Rule today?
Have a great day and God bless!
