HAPPY NEW YEAR MY LOVELY READERS!!

Hurray! Happy New Year to all you pals out there! What a blessing it is to witness the start of another brand-new year.

We all know that not everyone made it to 2013, and for that, we should be especially grateful. As we move forward, let’s make a commitment to love more and hate less. Hold tight to your goals for the year, even when things don’t look promising at times. Live this year with faith, not merely by what you see or hear.

So, say a big Hurray! and let yourself be happy!

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Merry Christmas 2012

Here’s what I think about Christmas: while we now live in a crazy world, there is still hope. This season is all about real, true hope. The ultimate proof is the very reason we celebrate Christmas: "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life." That is the real meaning of Christmas, my friends.

Many Christians complain that this message gets lost in the midst of the winter solstice, holiday trees, parties, fancy gifts, stuff, Santa, and more stuff. And that’s true, but I’ll take it a step further—and this is where non-Christians, atheists, Muslims, Jews, hedonists, and everyone in between can come together: the real meaning of Christmas isn’t just about baby Jesus born in Nazareth. It’s also about what we do with the knowledge of the Christmas story.

Instead of keeping this season’s message of Christ to ourselves, we should be on the lookout for those in need: the poor, the needy, widows, orphans, the lonely, the rejected, the suffering, the lost, the brokenhearted, the angry, the depressed, our neighbors, parents, strangers, brothers, sisters, co-workers, friends, and yes, even our enemies. We should help and love them because God first loved us. Just doing that will shine a giant spotlight of hope into a dark world, and that is what the magic of Christmas is all about.

My prayer this Christmas is for more people everywhere—regardless of religious affiliation, believers and non-believers alike—to be inspired by the Christmas story and the love God showed His people, and for them to pass that love on to others. Not just with big meals, clothes, and parties, but in genuine acts of kindness and compassion.

Be a blessing, and Merry Christmas to you and your family!

From your Pal, 
Ronald 





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End of the World?

The world is believed to come to an end today the 21st day of December 2012, God help us. See, after God destroyed the earth in the days of Noah, he promised never to do any harm to the earth and as a believer of the Sacred Scriptures I hold that dear to my heart. I do know the coming of our Lord is possible one day but as far as we humans are concerned nobody will know the day nor the hour He will be coming. But this assumption is mainly based on the Mayans calender and I believed the Mayans were humans and not God so whatever they proposed or said years ago has no inclination to what God told us through His words.

Sin is the one thing that separate us from God and sin in our world today is truly massive and can hardly carry everyone through the day. We all witness people kill each other on daily basis, others are robbed off their God's giving entitlements, men are officially marrying men, so as women marrying women and we see nothing wrong with that picture knowing that it was on that note that Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed and that too I hold dear at heart because I believe. Also Innocent fetuses are yanked out of their mothers womb and damn in garbage peels everyday like empty cans, so why wouldn't God be angry with us and would want to halt the continuity of the world?
I would equally be angry.

But all you and I need is some form of salvation and I don't care what your believes are, but be mindful that this vast universe has an owner and when the time comes, He will be like a true Landlord here to demand for His fees and the question would be, are you and I ready to face him and pay what's due of us?

Stay blessed and don't let your hearts be troubled for God is love and wouldn't subject His people to unnecessary torture.
Yours Pal,
Ronnie

Horror of Evil Witnessed in our World Today

Evil is Contagious

Evil can spread like a virus, moving from one person to the next, leaving devastation in its wake. 

Today, a small town in Connecticut, Newtown, experienced one of the most horrific mass shootings in American history. Imagine sending your five or six-year-old child to school, only to hear by late morning that they’ve been killed by a deranged gunman. 

This is the nightmare that more than 20 parents are now facing—a grief that will likely haunt them for the rest of their lives. It’s hard to fathom how they will ever forget this. Not only were innocent children lost, but eight adults also perished, including the perpetrator himself.

I’m utterly devastated. All my joy has disappeared since hearing the news and watching the tragedy unfold on TV. Usually, the media has a way of sensationalizing events, but this one is tragically real. I have two friends in Connecticut who confirmed the details. Of course, I don’t need to personally know the victims to share in the overwhelming sadness. These were innocent children, unaware of the harsh realities of the world. Many were likely in school simply because their parents needed to work to provide for them, never imagining such an atrocity could occur.

The survivors, especially the children, will never forget that day. The horrific image of their classmates being killed in cold blood will remain etched in their minds forever.

According to initial reports, the shooter was 20-year-old Adam Lanza. He had no criminal history and lived in one of Connecticut's quietest and most peaceful neighborhoods. What drove him to commit this unspeakable act remains unclear, and unless some kind of suicide note or explanation surfaces, we may never fully understand his motivations. But here’s what we do know: Adam entered Sandy Hook Elementary School, where his mother was a teacher, and proceeded to kill her, 20 children, six other adults, and then himself. It’s unclear whether he took his own life or if the police shot him. Among the victims was the school principal.

This tragedy has instilled fear across the country, reigniting the ongoing debate about guns in America. It seems all too easy for someone to obtain a weapon and commit mass murder. Sometimes, after serving a brief sentence, perpetrators are released back into society to continue living their lives. This year alone has witnessed several such horrors: the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting, the Sikh Temple attack in Wisconsin, the Oregon mall shooting just earlier this week, and now this massacre in Connecticut.

I sincerely hope the government will revisit gun control legislation to tackle this pressing issue. This "elephant in the room" needs to be addressed. It’s clear that Adam Lanza didn’t purchase all those weapons himself; early reports suggest he obtained them from his mother. If true, it adds a haunting layer to the tragedy. But now, she too is gone, and the burden of accountability lies in the aftermath of their deaths.

Evil won the day. That’s all I can say. Please stay safe, and despite everything, try to have a peaceful holiday.

Yours Pal,  

Ronnie Law