http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64 Just another WordPress site Sun, 24 Nov 2013 06:35:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-28 Stephanie Evans Fri, 12 Nov 2010 19:15:50 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-28 I loved this article and felt the truth of it. I've added a quote from the article to my favorite quotes page. Thank you! I loved this article and felt the truth of it. I’ve added a quote from the article to my favorite quotes page. Thank you!

]]> http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-23 Janis Beauregard Thu, 11 Nov 2010 19:10:27 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-23 Good question Barbie. How do you know whom to help when there is so much need? I feel guilty that I can't help all but I am doing what I think is my best to help the ones I can. Is it my best or is it what satisifies my conscience? Good question Barbie. How do you know whom to help when there is so much need? I feel guilty that I can’t help all but I am doing what I think is my best to help the ones I can. Is it my best or is it what satisifies my conscience?

]]> http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-22 Fred Liggin Thu, 11 Nov 2010 14:33:38 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-22 This was a powerful and insightful post, as I have been all of the others. Thank you for that. Love you and miss you, bro. I hope Andrew is holding up despite the fact there are no Sonic Drive-In's in Liberia. This was a powerful and insightful post, as I have been all of the others. Thank you for that. Love you and miss you, bro. I hope Andrew is holding up despite the fact there are no Sonic Drive-In’s in Liberia.

]]> http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-21 Barbie Jones Thu, 11 Nov 2010 03:27:13 +0000 http://miltonjonesblog.com/?p=64#comment-21 Very true... very convicting. If the side of the road is filled with the needy and poor, how do you choose whom to help? How did you choose who to buy shoes for that first day? I guess the answer isn't how to choose, but to do. Very true… very convicting. If the side of the road is filled with the needy and poor, how do you choose whom to help? How did you choose who to buy shoes for that first day?
I guess the answer isn’t how to choose, but to do.

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