LovePeople by Timothy S.
Love people. Even when they get on your nerves and they can't see eye to eye to your point of views. Love people. They may do certain things cold and sadistic, and you wish it could stop but still remain loving. Love people. Even when they're bugging with the foul words distributing, and choosing to be evil while stepping over good. Love people. They're only human beings seeing, hearing, and smelling exactly like you, and they may make bad choices and never the right moves, but love people. Don't spend your life disliking and hating them in your heart, and remember Jesus died for you so He can teach you how to start to love people. The color on a man's skin shouldn't be the reason to stare at someone in disgust, so love people, and as a Christian, it is a must to treat people equally. Now, don't be judgmental, even if someone is wearing something stolen from the Batman episodes in 1966. Love people, and treat them with the upmost respect as long as you live, because arguments and attitudes belong to the kids. Love people; despite of their welfare of the amount they may have-whether they're in a Escalade or taking a cab. Love people, and let that love squeeze like a sponge on every individual you come across. Love people. Whether it's your boss who you can't stand or your little brother planning on getting you in trouble as a the oldest. Love people. Regardless if they have a million tattoos, or if the ink didn't have a chance to make it's mark. Love people; who's full of light or full of dark, because God is the one who handles the cases. Love people. Even when they screw their faces on the basis of hatred against Christianity. Love people. Whether they're smart as nerds or hard as thugs, because we're all regular people who bleeds the same blood.
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