Jay Barnhart > Recent Status Updates

“To guarantee a world where dignity is valued and respected through concrete actions is not just a dream but a path to a better future.”

“When organizations act together beyond boundaries of belief and ethnicity to achieve concrete goals for their communities, then we can say that our peoples have claimed back their soul.”

“Tradition is not a museum, true religion is not a freezer, and doctrine is not static but grows and develops, like a tree that tensions the same yet which gets bigger and bears ever more fruit.”

“But when you’re in a crisis, it’s the opposite. You have to choose. And in making your choice you reveal your heart.”

“Parton is now ti country music what Oprah Winfrey is to media—a natural talent, who simply by being herself, transcended and industry to transform society.”

It’s evident one of these two loves her home state. The other? It’s questionable. Let’s ask Kosciusko!

“…a lifetime of projecting love while staying off doctrine inspires good acts in others.”

Ready for an updated version as some things have changed since this publication. All in all though, great condensed review of federal pharmacy law.

Exhilarating, right?! Getting ready to take some MPJEs for my new job, so I thought I’d make it at least count towards my goal.

“Life is all about rhythm. If we realize and understand that we control nothing but our attitude, then we understand ourselves, enjoy ourselves and embrace ourselves—ultimately embrace life, by doing so we transfer this attitude to those around us.”

“So laugh a little, love a lot and for goodness’ sake be good for the sake of goodness and don’t allow others to steal your joy or your birthright.”

“Most homosexuals I know feel it is a curse on their lives. Living this way is awkward for most of them because their families and communities judge and look down on them. Perhaps we should search our hearts about … the hardness of our own hearts.”

It pays great dividends to actually know people in the LGBTQ+ community and our experiences. Stella hits the nail on the head with this quote.

“We are so stressed and anxious about being included in some group or organization or church function or work project or whatever that we’re just not living our lives to the fullest.”

Ouch.

“It’s all about self-acceptance, loving everyone, and forgiving everyone. When we can do that, then we experience the true miracle of life. Sounds like Heaven to me.”

“To those asking, ‘But how do we live, right here, right now?’ his answers were always in essence the same: ‘In a way worthy of God’s infinite love for each of you.’”

Spearheaded by receiving Rand’s “The Gay Cookbook” that I also plan to read this year, I found a copy of this book online. I’m excited to dive into The Gay Detective—a book well before it’s time. Stay tuned for another amateur review. 😂