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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2022 · 1 MIN

Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln!

from Transformed Life 2 Min Encouragement · host Daniel C Clark

Who do you think you are? Hello, I'm Dan Clark and welcome. I was watching a movie this past weekend about Abraham Lincoln's life. And it was fascinating. At one point, he told a story where we don't choose to be born. But wherever we were born in whatever era, we acclimate that life to the era that we're born in, that's who we are. I love that kind of wisdom. You know, there's lots of things that we don't choose. But there's lots of things that we can choose. And specifically, we can modify the person that we are to fit the way things are going in our world. Here's what he meant by that. Now, obviously, he was involved in a huge time in our culture of the United States when they were going through transition. And he was a powerful leader because he understood the fact that there were certain rights that were necessary for all of us. As we are going through the current transition in our world right now. I want you to be thinking about what part you play and the role that you can play in being the person that you need to be so that our world lands where it needs to be much like was happening back then. I love you. I'm Dan Clark.

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