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Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out

The transgressions of youth and social media follow us

by Greg Asimakoupoulos
October 12, 2018

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Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out

If ever there was any doubt...
"Be sure your sins will find you out."
Behavior back in high school
can derail your grown-up dreams.

An Instagram or Facebook post
can turn your resume to toast.
And photos taken just for fun
can rob you of a job.

The choices that we freely make
can turn the tide and leave a wake.
We can't undo what we have done.
We reap what we have sown.


 

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chris schoenleb from Glendale AZ writes:
October 13, 2018
Greg,

SO TRUE!!! Every high school should post this in every classroom and put it on their Facebook page. I am sending this to my son who is head master of a Lutheran K-12 school.

cHRIS

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