Do you see God’s man in your neighbor? Relations are much better when we do.
If we’re having a hard time seeing the good in others, there’s a way we can do better.
I share how in this vlog that was filmed in Yellowstone National Park when Kathy and I visited the area in September 2025.
Thank you, Evan for that strong analogy. So helpful . And as you told us to do, I realized how much I need to stick to ” the perfect man”.
Wonderful analogy – that is true vision . Thank you so much , Evan . Now , to really hold thought to that image – the WHOLE circle . Nothing missing . Focus is what is needed – I pray to keep thought FOCUSED on that whole perfection
Thank you Evan. I love this analogy. I will keep this in thought as I look upon my fellow men/women whom I encounter
I love to do this when I am shopping or walking along. Everyone smiles back and I feel lifted up and united with my brothers and sisters. Thank you, Evan and all good sharing to come to this SV spot.
Thank you Evan, I love this circle analogy; for me it chimes with the Circle of Love from Sunday School. As a teenager I learned another short poem in Sunday School, by Edwin Markham :
“He drew a circle that shut me out –
Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout.
But love and I had the wit to win:
We drew a circle and took him In!”
Also Elizabeth Glass Barlow’s lovely poem Boundless CSS 10/4/1952 which begins:
“Let the circle of my love be so pure so deep so wide,
That in its joyous, radiant, reach nothing shall be left outside…”
Love draws the circle you might say