Good guys or bad guys?

 
We've been brainwashed to look at those we agree with as the "good guys" and those we disagree with as the "bad guys", and that is just one more lie from the pit of hell.

Keep that in mind when you look at world events, maybe those you don't agree with do good in their own way, and maybe those you agree with do bad in their own way.

Regardless of their actions, we should be looking at all people, no matter the religion, the region, the skin tone, the sexual preferences, the education, the immigration status, or the political party through the eyes of Christ.

He didn't label people as "good guys" and "bad guys", He looked at them as lost sheep, each and every one of them. And when He looked at them He was moved with compassion.

For each and every one of them...

#istandwithjesusforallpeople

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