My Search for a Purpose

Happy Saturday! SO! Like I told you: a retrospective commentary on my third sermon from a perspective of 3.5 years in the future. Basically I'll be quoting large sections of my blog and replying to them in bold and underlined  lettering. I hope you enjoy! I know this is a really fluffy blog post, but y'know finals. And I know that's a bad excuse, but it's not as if this is my last blog post ever. Okay? Okay. Here we go: “Nobody’s Perfect” (But You’re Enough) The third Sermon of Jamal Davis Neal, Jr.  " Jane did a fantastic job with her sermon “You’re Enough” Don’t you think? And she’s only in 7th grade! It takes so much courage to stand up here and share a story, especially your own. I think she deserves a round of applause." It was actually such a coincidence that Jane and I did this; it was crazy! I texted her the idea that I had had and she told me that she has the same idea and told our assistant minister that morning! I'm gl

Hey! Sorry for not successfully posting these past two weeks... also sorry for lying three weeks ago when I said the next post would be "Ohana & Anchors." Things got a little hectic when going home from school two weeks ago and last week and things are still a little hectic now... So here's a blast from the past... A Sermon that I wrote in freshman year. A lot of it is addressed to my church congregation, but I'm certain that it still contains a powerful message. “Nobody’s Perfect” (But You’re Enough) The third Sermon of Jamal Davis Neal, Jr.  Jane did a fantastic job with her sermon “You’re Enough” Don’t you think? And she’s only in 7th grade! It takes so much courage to stand up here and share a story, especially your own. I think she deserves a round of applause. So. Let’s switch gears now. This is the third sermon I’ve written. My first was in 6th grade and I shared it with the Youth Group. It was about bullying and how I dealt with bullies back