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Tulong Tulong a Bulbulan

Alaskan Responsibility

February 21, 2008
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Ron Huckstrap talked about how they teach children responsibility in some places in Alaska. You know what they do? When a child does something wrong, they put a rock in his or her backpack. If he or she does something good, they take one out. When I read that, I thought, I've been doing that most of my life. In fact, to be honest with you, I'm beginning to look like a worn out, boleg cowboy. However, if I work at it, I've learned that I can straighten my back so nobody will notice. I told me the other day that he could fix it. I thought he wanted to take the rocks away, but he didn't. He wanted the backpack. That's what the cross is all about. You don't even have to carry the backpack. So to mix the metaphor a bit, it's hard to keep dancing with all those rocks. I'm Steve Brown. If you like network, you think about that. He likes getting you home with freedom, joy, and faithfulness to Christ.