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Who Am I?


All people have 3 sides.  How they see themselves, how others see them, and how the Lord see's them.  Who am I, but a young provincial boy who feels he knows it all but knows naught.  Who am I but one who feels the world rests in my hands, however it does not fit.  Who am I but a quick to act mistaken boy who often leads himself to folly.  Who am I but a pawn who's steps have and will be guided by an invisible hand.  Who I am is who my family reared me to be, and who He foreknew me as.  And with each passing day I become more and more like me each day.

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