The Meaning Of "He Who Finds A Wife, Finds A Good Thing"

1. When it comes to choosing a mate, women throw out the famous Bible verse: He who finds a wife, finds a good thing. That is true, BUT...it applies to him finding the RIGHT woman comparable to him. Going further, many women think the verse absolves them of doing the required legwork to place themselves in a position to be found. A woman cannot quote "He who finds a wife, finds a good thing", if she's not making herself available to be found.
   
2. If you're going to quote Bible verses, know the deeper meaning behind them. That's the problem, most people quote the Bible blindly, but they don't dig deeper behind that verse's true meaning.

What If...?

Richard Hudson

· August 20, 2012 at 11:58am · 

Daily Gospel: I believe if Adam and Eve didn't disobey God, sin wouldn't be prevalent in society. Think about it, there would be no poverty, sickness & disease, failing economy, disabilities, death, etc. I truly feel God's original intent was that life be drama-free but through Adam's disobedience, he had to have a Plan B; send Jesus to the cross. Luckily for God's children, when we leave this world we'll go to heaven, where none of the aforementioned foolishness will exist.

Classics

A few of my classic tweets I've posted on FB:

Richard Hudson August 19, 2016 at 6:15pm · Twitter · If you can pick your future job, you should be able to choose the colleagues you want to work with.

Richard Hudson August 19, 2016 at 6:26pm · Twitter · If you're so bold to say you don't care about going to hell, there's no hope for you.

Richard Hudson August 19, 2016 at 9:40pm · Twitter · People think you're not doing anything with your life unless you post it on social media. SMH, you'll never know every move I make.

Removal Of Historical Monuments

1. Around the nation, people are calling for historical monuments to be removed because of the negative racial past behind some of them. History has had a combination of good, bad and ugly. The bad and ugly should remind Americans how far this country has come, and how much more needs to be done.

Thursday Wisdom

It amazes me that some people are scared to speak their minds because their friends may find out what they stand for.

If your "friends" can't respect you when you keep it 💯, they're not your friends and you should cut them off.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) August 17, 2017

FB is good for this. When you post positive stuff, you get no likes. The minute you post something real, you get responses with folks in their feelings. 

Some people would rather bypass positive posts and catch feelings when you keep it 💯. I'm still going to keep it real.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) August 17, 2017

Thought For Today: Congrats, you've been approved

No one likes to be broken (myself included), especially believers. There's so much emphasis on having it all together that when people see a broken person, they don't know what to do. When you're whole, God can use you if you're willing, but God's greatest use comes from broken vessels because HE gets the glory. Think about it, people who have never been broken tend to get the big head, like they're immune from tough times. When God puts someone back together, they CANNOT say it was them, they have to give God glory because without him, they would still be broken.

God uses the broken so he can get the glory.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) August 15, 2017

They Don't Know Your Story: Monique Conley

Sometimes, it's not for people to know your story because jealousy isn't far away.

Nicole Conley with Monique Conley.

· 9 hrs ·

Folks will feel slighted at your blessings because they have compared themselves to you. Remember the other brother of the prodigal son? When the prodigal son came back home, his father welcomed him home and gave him a feast to show how happy he was to have him back home. The father didn't care all that the son had done when he was away, but the "other brother" was angry with his father because he was the "good" brother who didn't run off spending all of his money on prodigal living.

When you take a closer look at the story, you will see that we didn't even know what all the prodigal son had done until the other brother mentioned it. Don't be the "other brother". Stop comparing yourself to people. You just don't know the hell a person had to go through, how many days and nights they have spent on their face crying out to God, worshipping, praying and fasting for their blessing. We can even consider Hanna. I'm sure there were some other women who knew her story, but felt slighted when she gave birth to Samuel.

#TheyDontKnowYourStory