Genuine Thought

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What is the difference between a strong person and a weak person? People that portray themselves to be strong, aren't really strong, but weak in heart. People that are weak, are stronger than they'll ever know, or even give themselves credit for. A person that would hurt you directly or indirectly, is a weak person camouflaging themselves to be strong, without a clue of what it takes to be strong. Whereas a weak person knows and understands Christ and what he stood for, and is not afraid to humble themselves just because. Notice, people that love, hurt, cry, and humble themselves, are portrayed as weak. But those that are stubborn, insensitive, so called tough, are that of a coward, yet look at themselves as strong. Which one do you see in the mirror?

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