Mark 11:27-33 I was born in 1958. Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s was a time of significant change. The generation born after World War II rapidly rejected earlier generations’ social mores. A slogan from that era said, “Don’t trust anyone over 30.” The focus wasn’t on what was right and what benefited society. It was on the individual: What do I want, and how can I get it? This was the “ME” generation. The rallying cry was, “I’ve got to be me.” To find out who I am, I must experiment with all kinds of behaviors, regardless of […]
