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Being careful.

I've been going to church for about 5 years now and I dont get tired of it.
I love my brothers and sisters, but sometimes there should be a limit in how they influence us to either bad or good things.

Many of us give ear to suggestions or commentaries of our peers, some are good while others are well, bad and inconvieniet. One thing we should stop doing is giving our ears to people who don'd deserve it.

There exist people who are good listeners and will keep everything to them selves while others are just waiting for you to be done so they can tell it to the whole world; which one are you?

We should be careful what we hear and what we share. We should be careful in our walk, we should avoid certain kind of people. Dont put too much trust on a human being, put it on God.

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