Sum of Who You Are

Times like these, during the Covid-19 Pandemic, afford us the opportunity of spending more times alone.

We can drown ourselves in self-pity or choose to make the most of it.

We can take a closer, better look at ourselves, the outer and inner appearance and ask ourselves, if we like what we see?

If not we have the time to work on ourselvesand make creative and enduring changes. My book The Sum of Who You Are shines a spotlight on those things that have concerned me and perhaps you as I take a look at my life and the world around me.

I feel gratitude for God's grace and mercy and hope that others are experiencing this too.

I prayfor those who have lost jobs, loved ones, those who are sick, shut in and feel shut out.

May the Creator make it all clear to us in the months ahead and may we "understand itbetter by and by."