how many of u really practise what u preach/answer , it seems a lot share thier homouric side (which is good)?

Question

including me
do u talk ur walk or walk ur talk
many of us r really want to show off our dry knowledge

Answer 1

I just share my experiences and my perspectives on reality. Funny thing is, it's just a commentary on my walk, but it really isn't my walk, it's just a take on it, so you're not getting the entire picture, then there's how you perceive my commentary. Who knows what concepts you formulate when you read my commentary. The best commentary I can give is to allow you to see me walk.

My talk could never accurately convey my walk, just give you an idea maybe.

Answer 2

Through Christ each day every attempt is made on my part to live as He directs. In my humanity, I'm constantly falling down, but that's why he keeps picking me up, dusting me off, and sending me out to do it all over again. I don't have a lot of knowledge, but I have a lot of faith and trust that the Holy Spirit will always provide me what I need at the time I need it. Praise God, I've never felt left unprepared yet!

Answer 3

I now that I fall short from God's glory, and that is why I am so thankful that it is not about me.
I see the humor. And I see the ignorance. I give you one church joke.

Two men were debating on the accuracy of the Bible. Jesus follower was trying His best to win one lost soul to God, but he kept asking questions like "So, do you think that God thinks that man is better than woman because He made Eve from Adam", Christian fellow answered " Well Eve, was made out of Adam's rib, but all the following men come from women " etc etc.

It started to get tiresome to a Christian fellow when he realized that the man was not wanting to really take Jesus into his heart, he just wanted to argue, and silly around.

When the fellow asked " Do you really think that Jonah was three days in the belly of a whale?" Christ believer finally said..." When I get to the heaven, I will ask that from Jonah, what about that?"
Then the fellow asked " What about is Jonah is not in heaven???"
Then the believer said " Then you ask him!"

Answer 4

I try to walk the walk as best as I can. When I slip up, I ask God for forgiveness and know that God knows it was unintentional. I know God hears me. A recent series of events have convinced me so much that nothing can deter me. I would go into details, but you probably wouldn't believe me although God knows I am telling the truth.

Answer 5

word bro/sis, now u r the first person sounding intelligent here unlike what i have been seeing, it's like a person just came out from the bathroom as is still stinking fresh Airener then decided to post a Q on Yahoo

Answer 6

it's true.we don't always do what we say because this is human.It shows flexibility.In moral standards it becomes hypocrisy.That's why I am very careful in giving judgments.But most of the time we try to fit our standards.I make it some times and some times I feel helpless.This is simply the funny side of our social life.

Answer 7

I'll tell ya, I'm by no means perfect. I've never said that I am. I'm just a guy, just like any guy here, pointing towards Jesus, who is perfect. Otherwise, yeah, I walk the talk.

Answer 8

I am agnostic, so there is no set of rules that I "have to" abide by, but I have my own values and morals that I set, and I try to stick to them as best I can, I fumble at times, but I'm only human.

Answer 9

I try to practice what I preach. I try to use humor when I feel some people take themselves and their question/answer WAY to seriously.

Answer 10

I do practice what I preach, which makes me careful of what I preach! Can't stand hypocrisy, in myself or others. Fair is fair, even if it it unpleasant for yourself.